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Version 3.0.8 - NovemImproved searchable PDF output file size, and image quality. Version 3.0.9 - NovemFixed issue with incorrect resolution and aspect ratio when running conversion on image files. Version 3.0.10 - DecemFixed issue with rotated PDFs not being laid out properly when doing searchable PDF output. Version 3.0.28 - OctoFixed issue with blank output on input files not from scanned sources Version 3.0.27 - OctoImproved Catlina Support Version 3.0.25 - Fixed some out of memory issues when converting larger PDFs. Updated OCR Engine for improved accuracy and performance.

Verson 3.0.31 - NovemAdded support for Big Sur. Also fixed issue with not opening files when dragged onto the app icon. Verson 3.0.33 - NovemImproved support for encrypted PDFs. Overall, there aren't many free OCR recognition packages out there and although DigitEyeOCR didn't work very well for me, credit to the developers for trying.PDF OCR X Mac Change Log Version 3.x Verson 3.0.34 - NovemFixed issue with downloading language packs. Whether this is just because it has trouble recognizing the files I used or not is not clear but it renders the program close to useless. deo file is ever created by the program which means there is nothing to open. The main problem is that although it seems to be working, no. It doesn't provide any neuronal networks to link to however which isn't very useful at all. Finally you have the Preferences button which allows you to link to a neuronal network that may be able to provide you with more accurate results. The next button is the Learn button in which you can enter unusual symbols to help DigitEyeOCR recognize text more accurately. deo file which as mentioned before, you open with the Open Text button. The output file is supposedly saved on your desktop as. Next is the Recognition button which you use to browse to the document you want to scan. deo file which you can then open using this button to see how successful it was. At the end of a recognition, the software is supposed to create a. From left to right the first button is the About giving you info on the developers. The general menu is the first thing you see when you start DigitEyeOCR.