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When handwriting is your only option…. Peter Lang
When researching Enterprise Content Management capture projects, the question of handwriting recognition comes up again and again — and many people aren’t sure what to expect. More commonly, their expectations are unrealistic. They think there is no hope at all, ever. On the other end of the spectrum, some think that tiny fevered cursive scribblings […]
Read moreVetting ABBYY ‘Keen Eye’ FlexiCapture at ImageSource
First off, ABBYY means “keen eye”, an apt name for a product that dynamically and automatically captures and processes widely disparate documents. Powerful document recognition separates and classifies docs, and state-of-the art optical character recognition rips the data from the images. I like the motto that pops up on screen – “take the data, leave […]
Read moreCollege Transcript Processing
College Transcript Processing refers to converting a paper based transcript into an electronic transcript via software that OCR’s the scanned paper version, locates specific data within the transcript and saves that data for later use. The reason for processing a transcript via software is to improve the rate of data transfer to another system for […]
Read moreILINX Capture Custom Weblookup
This example demonstrates how to use a .Net Web Service WebLookup in the ILINX Capture Client. The sample C# project can be downloaded at http://downloads.ilinxcapture.com/samples/ilinxweblookupsample.zip. You will need to create an ILINX Document Type with at least the following three fields. Client Account Number Document Type Sub Type This example only returns the following XML String […]
Read moreeForms 101 part 2
A short while ago I wrote a blog entitled eForms 101…and I’d like to continue on the theme. I mentioned some of the main advantages of eForms – that they save money, are green, fast, accurate, malleable – and thus they improve customer service. One of the real values of eForm use is that it […]
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