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Lori Kassuba
5, 2014-04-01 01, 2014You have a couple of options for this. In Acrobat XI you can use the “In Multiple Files” command under the Text Recognition panel to process multiple files or folders of files. Or, if you have the Pro. version you can create an Action to do this. There is a pre-existing Action that ships with version XI called Optimize Scanned Documents that OCRs, corrects orientation if necessary, reduces the file size.
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Christine
6, 2014-03-24 24, 2014I have large number of documents that I scanned and they do not have OCR. How do I do a batch OCR on already scanned documents?
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