Tag Archives: OCR

Microsoft Build May 25-27 & Wrap Up Show Friday, May 28!

Posted on 2021-05-19 by Katie

The countdown is on! The Microsoft Build virtual event will be held next week, May 25-27th. We look forward to hearing the latest in developer tools and techniques that Microsoft is sure to announce! Since we had such a great … Continue reading →

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Convert Multi-page TIFF to Searchable PDF in C#, Java, and C

Posted on 2021-04-27 by Gabriel Smith

It is tax season in the US. My CPA wants all of my supporting documentation to be saved as PDF, but I saved all as one multi-page TIFF when I scanned them. Fortunately, I have access to LEADTOOLS OCR. In … Continue reading →

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Forms Processing API Tutorial: Recognize and Process a Form

Posted on 2021-01-07 by Zac Ferraresi

Automate your data entry problems away with a state-of-the-art forms processing API. Whether you’re working with customer surveys, tax documents, or billing records every industry uses forms daily to conduct business. Moving data from a paper to a digital medium … Continue reading →

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Process Unstructured Data Within Insurance Cards Using LEADTOOLS Document Analyzer

Posted on 2020-10-22 by Nick Villalobos

The LEADTOOLS Document Analyzer SDK is one of the many new features that was introduced in version 21 of LEADTOOLS. These libraries easily and efficiently search, find, hide, highlight, and extract information from images (JPG, TIFF, PNG, PDF), PDFs, and … Continue reading →

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New Handwriting Recognition & Mixed Zone Recognition Libraries in LEADTOOLS Version 21

Posted on 2020-09-14 by Nick Villalobos

There is a great and growing need for people and organizations to be able to quickly recognize and extract data from documents, images, and forms that are filled with varying areas of machine printed text, handwriting, graphics, and more (think: … Continue reading →

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