Document imaging and management software creator DocuLex (www.doculex.com) has released the anticipated update of the company's flagship production document imaging program Professional Capture, now featuring zonal optical character recognition (OCR) capability. Zonal OCR provides the ability to target specific areas on a page for OCR processing, allowing simplified recognition and extraction of targeted content.
Document imaging and management software creator DocuLex has released the anticipated update of the company's flagship production document imaging program Professional Capture, now featuring zonal optical character recognition (OCR) capability. Zonal OCR provides the ability to target specific areas on a page for OCR processing, allowing simplified recognition and extraction of targeted content.
"DocuLex Professional Capture with zonal OCR capability enhances production speed of document imaging, benefiting users in organizations of sizable document volumes," comments Tim Nissen, Marketing Director of DocuLex. "This program's become the industry leader for comprehensive, cost-effective scanning, image processing, content indexing and export. All the production tools are here, with an intuitive user layout."
Utilizing barcode technology creating customized document separator sheets, the program enables document scanning, content indexing, image quality control, full text and zonal optical character recognition (OCR) in 10 prominent international languages. Additional capabilities include image coding and endorsing, conversion to PDF Image + Text, TIFF, JPG, CSV or ASCII, with high-speed printing and export to most prominent document management systems.
DocuLex Professional Capture is a Windows-based, open-system format program, easy to operate for document imaging beginners while flexible for experienced users. The program supports SCSI & TWAIN-driven black/white and color desktop and production scanners, as well as digital multifunctional scanning units, and is compatible with most prominent document management systems, including DocuLex WebSearch.
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