Is get over the demo message and if it works, pay for it.
I am dyslexic. In my case one of the problems dyslexia gives me is that when I wish to copy a quote from a book onto my word processer, between the time that I have read the quote and attempted to type it onto my paper I’ve forgotten it. I try to get round this by cutting and pasting quotes from the Internet and work from them having of course acknowledged them.
I am reviewing a book at the moment and am fed up with taking handwritten notes from it so I thought that I would try scanning pages then put them through an OCR system and cut and paste what I need. I was recommended to try an application called, “Free Online OCR” and unlike the OCR system that I used many years ago it worked like a treat with very few mistakes.
That was great until after converting four pages a message came up telling me that there were no more pages and I would have to buy some. I have no problem with paying for help but I resent being taken for a fool so I looked on the Internet for some OCR systems and many of them appear extremely expensive so I have two questions.
Just in case there are some genuine free OCR systems could anyone recommend any?
If there are no genuinely free OCR systems can anyone recommend a reasonably priced one?

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