

It has a very specific remit: to turn scanned images into searchable PDFs with hidden text. :) )īefore someone says “no demo, no sale” (and no, I’m not a fan of the App Store either) I’d like to say that this is actually a very nice app, and something of a bargain compared to most serious OCR apps. (And you should check this "on" by default! Just a word from the once-burned. If one's scanning important data, one should be sure that - for example - the sheet feeder didn't jam partway through one of the pages. Note to developer regarding a missing function: there should be an option in the application preferences which would open every document in Preview after it's been saved. Scanning is a chore but PDFScanner makes it much less onerous while providing the quality output I need.

it found my two scanneers, an HP and a Canon, right off the bat this was NOT the case with ExactScan Pro).
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PDFScanner has an easy interface, has all the functions one ordinarily needs and is not scanner-dependant as far as I can tell (it claims to use whatever the native Mac Image Capture can handle.
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(gscan2pdf is a good program but somewhat complicated and ExactScan Pro cost more than my scanner, has an inferior user interface, lacks obvious features and I gave up on it when trying to upgrade my version to Catalina without spending a lot more money). Over this time I've used gscan2pdf on Linux, ExactScan Pro on my Mac and now PDFScanner which is the most satisfying of the lot. I've been scanning work and home documents for about a decade in the (probably hopeless) quest for getting rid of reams of old papers.
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There are many applications for OS X that allow scanning of images or text. PDFScanner has been created with one simple task in mind: scanning and archiving documents as quick and easy as possible, and making them findable with Spotlight search.
