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MaxxVault Enterprise Document Management Now
Uses Prime Recognition's PrimeOCR.
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MaxxVault LLC specializes in enterprise Electronic Document Management
Systems (EDMS). Prime Recognition provides Optical Character Recognition
(OCR) technology for high volume and production document scanning centers.
Both companies are pleased to announce that MaxxVault LLC has embedded the
Prime Recognition suite of OCR tools, providing MaxxVault Enterprise
customers with the highest OCR accuracy available.
Prime Recognition announces
PrimeOCR 5.0.
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Prime Recognition has released a major upgrade of
its production OCR software, PrimeOCR, and continues to provide superb
recognition accuracy by integrating new OCR engines.
Version 5.0 brings increased accuracy to
recognition results, support for Windows 7, email notifications and
continued improvements to PDF processing.
Prime Recognition announces
PrimeOCR 4.5.
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The market leader in production OCR, Prime
Recognition, announces version 4.5 of PrimeOCR.
New features of version 4.5 include support for Windows 2008 Server, support
for virtualization platforms, XML output, continued support for PDF/A
output, faster reading of PDF files and enhancements to the PrimeOCR Job
Server.
Prime Recognition announces
PrimeOCR 4.4.
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Prime Recognition extends production OCR
capabilities with version 4.4 of PrimeOCR.
New features include support for PDF/A-1a output, JBIG2 PDF
compression, recognition of Russian characters/Cyrillic text and
support for Windows Vista.
Prime Recognition announces
PrimeOCR 4.3.
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The latest release of PrimeOCR includes support for
PDF/A-1b output, automatic document language identification, increased accuracy for both auto-rotate and deskew
functions, PDF text extraction
and extended support for Windows 2003 Server.
Prime Recognition releases
PrimeOCR 4.2.
Prime Recognition releases major upgrade to
PrimeOCR 4.0.
Prime Recognition releases new
options for PrimeOCR.
Prime Recognition releases PrimeOCR
Version 3.9.
Total Solutions designs and provides
Kofax release scripts for high accuracy OCR results.
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Kofax Ascent Capture users can now use
release scripts designed and implemented by Total
Solutions to get access to high accuracy OCR results by processing
images through PrimeOCR. The Ascent
Capture PrimeOCR release scripts, among other features, include the
ability to create PDF image plus hidden text output and the ability to
export results to a Documentum document management system. Other
release scripts are available that provide high speed conversion of TIFF
to PDF image only file format.
Prime Recognition releases PrimeOCR
Version 3.8.
Prime Recognition releases PrimeOCR
Version 3.6.
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PrimeOCR further increases OCR
accuracy by adding a sixth voting OCR engine, adding support for user dictionaries along
with an additional powerful lexical layer. Other enhancements include an integrated
Template/Job Wizard, making it easier to set up OCR processing jobs, support for HTML and
comma delimited output, and improved PDF output.
Arthur Gingrande comments on the "The State of
Optical Character Recognition".
Restrac includes PrimeOCR in Restrac Hire for
Intranet product.
PrimeOCR one of the first to attain InputAccel
certification.
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ActionPoint's new Technology Provider Program certifies
InputAccel modules to provide end to end solutions to corporate and government
customers. With this certification, PrimeOCR continues to support easy and reliable
integration into InputAccel's framework while providing a world class solution to
production OCR accuracy and reliability. See the
press release.
Innodata's Director of Professional Services Group
describes labor costs savings that can be realized with PrimeOCR.
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"Prime Recognition offers a high-powered network solution
for the most demanding requirements. By applying all of the leading OCR programs to each
page and comparing the results in a smart editing format, such demanding users as
litigation services report up to 50% reductions in OCR errors. That 50% reduction in
errors translates directly to a 50% cut in the overwhelming labor costs to clean up
documents and often spells the difference between not doing a project and making it a
winner."
Tony McKinley, Director of Professional Services Group
at Innodata
KMWorld,
Oct. 1998.
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