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First of all, thank you for this app, it’s really very practical!
I am currently using it to capture excerpts from a scan of an old (1722) French book, so the print quality is not ideal.
The small problem I have is that some letters of the Roman alphabet are transcribed into letters of the Cyrillic alphabet of the same shape ("B" or "C" for example).
It’s easy to correct afterwards but I think it might be interesting to point it out to you...
For comparison, if I use the OCR functions of Preview, the result is far from good in terms of preserving the layout, on the other hand there is no problem of confusion of alphabets.
Here is an image of a text where I encounter the problem. A large part of the "B" and "C" (but not all) are transcribed in Cyrillic alphabet.
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I get the same result regardless of the automatic/language mode, maybe it's because these are only sequences of letters rather than "real" words?
By testing real sentences and with proper language setting, the problem seems to disappear despite the poor print quality.
First of all, thank you for this app, it’s really very practical!
I am currently using it to capture excerpts from a scan of an old (1722) French book, so the print quality is not ideal.
The small problem I have is that some letters of the Roman alphabet are transcribed into letters of the Cyrillic alphabet of the same shape ("B" or "C" for example).
It’s easy to correct afterwards but I think it might be interesting to point it out to you...
For comparison, if I use the OCR functions of Preview, the result is far from good in terms of preserving the layout, on the other hand there is no problem of confusion of alphabets.
Here is an image of a text where I encounter the problem. A large part of the "B" and "C" (but not all) are transcribed in Cyrillic alphabet.

The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: