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I have a PDF with text in Hebrew. I believe I need OCR software in order to do this. Has anyone done this and which software did you use? I tried all kinds of ways with just Microsoft Word however I believe that an OCR software is required to complete what I’m doing -ie. copying parts of a book.
Try Chat GPT
Davkawriter.
Actually Davkawriter is in reverse to PDF. I think you need from Adobe software.
If you have Adobe Acrobat Pro, you can
1) Open the pdf;
2) Click on the Scan & OCR tool;
3) Click on Recognize Text;
4) Choose “Hebrew”
5) And then click on the Recognize Text button.Adobe Acrobat Pro will convert the words to digital format. If it’s a scan from a book, you will probably have to go through it and do a lot of corrections.
This may not be the best option, but it works to some degree.Check also PDF Complete.
Why not try Abbey or Foxit. they work for me fine.
Finereader – Abbyy is generally used
My DavkaWriter Platinum 6 cannot do this. I think Adobe is the way to go.
1. take a screenshot using the windows snipping tool
2. save the screenshot
3. go here: imagetotext.info this site converts images to text. 95% accurate even with hebrew.
4. follow the simple instructions on the site. it should give you the text you want, then just copy and paste
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