Does anyone know if it is the Epson scanner software that is rotating the image, or is it Finereader?Īnd does anyone know how to avoid this problem please? Of course the OCR process fails to recognise charaacters that are rotated 90°.Įpson claim it is Finereader that is doing this page rotation, hence they won't offer support. Considering the old typewriter carbon copies with variable clarity of characters, the first 100 pages of this process gave surprisingly good results - most text was recognised.īut now increasingly several pages in a document of 10 pages will be saved in landscape orientation, despite the setting of portrait. No dialogue options are presented during this OCR & save process - all the dialogue occurs prior to commencing the scan, and preview and edit optios during scanning. That triggers an OCR process and the result is a PDF displaying the original page images, but the PDF document has text underlying these images. I scan 10 pages, which apparently are held in temporary image files, then choose save. I am scanning several books of 80-year-old carbon copies of correspondence, using the options offered by the Epson software to save in PDF and "create searchable text" (the latter is the default for save to PDF).
My Epsn V500 scanner came with Finereader v6. I am having problems which I believe Epson should assist me with, but they just blame Finereader and wont help me at all.
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