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Does Web 2.0 Point Us Toward Law 2.0? A Roundtable Discussion, Law Practice Today, Jan 2006
Participants: Dennis Kennedy, Tom Mighell, John Tredennick, Stephen M. Nipper, and Frederick L. Faulkner IV
Perform OCR with Google Docs - Turn Scanned Images Into Editable Documents | digital inspiration, Sep 29, 2009
"Google Docs can now perform OCR on digital images. You can upload an image containing typewritten or printed text (like a fax document or a scanned newspaper clipping) to your Google Docs account and it will turn that image into editable text."
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The OCR feature in Google Docs is not part of the standard UI yet but you can use this sample form to upload scanned images to your Google Account and the server will automatically try to extract text from these images provided the image resolution is good and that the text inside images is written using Latin character sets.
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The OCR feature can also extract text from noisy images as well (like this WSJ clipping) though the recognized text is not very accurate and the document formatting is lost (see conversion results).
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Law Practice Technology Information Sources and Tools | LLRX.com on Aug 5, 2009 by Ken Strutin
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