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- Full featured application for Microsoft Windows XP/2000/NT/98
- Easily clean up images
- Easy to use interface
- Free full-featured trial version available for immediate download
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| Batch Processing |
- Enhance up to 32,000 images in a single batch
- Support high-volume scanning and service bureaus needing multiple image processing
- Process multiple directories of images automatically within a single batch
- Apply multiple sets of parameters in defined order
- Batches can be daisy chained for unattended processing overnight
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| Deskew |
- Automatically straighten crooked images
- Handles up to 20% skew
- Deskew images in a fraction of a second
- Uses content of the images, not just the document edge
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| Noise Removal |
- Remove random specks or noise from images
- Configurable user specification of speck size
- Special Isolated Despeckle algorithm prevents removal of desired dots such as punctuation
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| Dot Shading Removal |
- Automatically remove dot shading surrounding text for improved OCR accuracy
- Remove scanner noise caused by colored backgrounds (gray, blue, etc.)
- Reduce files sizes caused by additional pixels, without destroying text
 DOT SHADING REMOVAL
 
BEFORE (file size: 157k)AFTER (file size: 16k)
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| Blob Removal |
- Remove large areas of specks and noise
- Use to eliminate larger areas of black
- Remove hole punches
 HOLE PUNCH REMOVAL
 
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| Line Removal |
- Automatically remove solid or broken lines (both horizontal and vertical) from scanned forms and documents
- Automatically repair text that intersects with lines (fill broken characters), essential for forms processing
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| Character Completion & Smoothing |
- Repair, smooth and thicken incomplete characters
- Repair broken characters
- Improve poor dot matrix text
- Smooth ragged edges on letters
- Thicken or thin letters as needed
ENHANCED CHARACTERS
 
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| Inverse Text Correction |
- Detect and automatically convert inverted text zones
- Change white-on-black text to normal black-on-white text
- Recognize inverse zones in any shape, including circular
- Remove the fill color of text
- Reduce file sizes by eliminating unnecessary black pixels
INVERSE TEXT CORRECTION
 
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| Compression & File Formats |
- Supports a wide variety of popular bitonal image file formats
- TIFF (non-tiled): Uncompressed, 1-D & 2-D Group 3, Group 4
- Single Page
- Multi-Page, including those created by major forms-processing applications such as: Calera, ScanSoft, OCRON, ExperVision, Xerox
- PCX (bitonal only), DCX
- CALS Type 1 (Group 4 raster)
- Maximum image size: 20,000 x 20,000 pixels
- Any image resolution
- Input/Output: TIFF, CALS, PCX, or BMP
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| Image Registration |
- Automatically straighten your image
- Automatically position an image (horizontally or vertically) to specific pixel distances
- Enhanced algorithm allows you to ignore hole punches or logos
- Add margins for reprinting and binding documents
- Enables field and zone data to be extracted with extreme accuracy
- Positions the image to within 1/100 of an inch on average
IMAGE REGISTRATION
 
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| Intelligent Crop |
- Automatically convert black borders to white
- Remove excess white borders
- Reduce image file size (both physical dimensions and compressed file size)
- Use on microfilm or small document images that have been overscanned
BITONAL IMAGE CROPPING
 
BEFORE (file size: 100k)AFTER (file size: 15k)
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| Sub-Image Processing |
- Separate out an area from the original document image prior to image processing
- Speeds up processing and outputs only the smaller area of interest
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| View and Magnify Images |
- View example images to help configure your batches
- Magnify images in a variety of ways to see fine details
- Measure spec and character sizes to ensure accurate settings
- Zoom in/out at any increment (25% default, configurable)
- Stretch box zooms on a selected portion of the image
- Flying magnifier works just like a magnifying glass over paper by magnifying the area directly beneath the magnifier tool
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