Why not just use Adobe Acrobat's OCR or an open-source tool like Tesseract? The "Extra Quality" setting highlights ABBYY’s core advantage:
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: Reviewers consistently name it the most accurate OCR tool on the market, especially for fixing low-quality images or damaged documents. Why not just use Adobe Acrobat's OCR or
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Here are some benefits of using the "Extra Quality" mode in FineReader:
Standard OCR is a single pass. "Extra Quality" is a three-pass system.