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Aspose.Ocr.Cpp-Linux

Easily convert images to text and create searchable PDFs with our powerful and developer-friendly OCR API. Integrate OCR functionality into your Linux applications and services with minimal code. Extract editable text from scanned documents, photos, screenshots, and more, handling various fonts, layouts, and styles. Bulk-recognize entire folders and archives of images, and process multi-page PDFs and TIFFs. Aspose.OCR for C++ is well-fit for global scale content digitization. It supports a vast range of languages across Europe, Middle East, Asia, Africa, and the Americas, including the ability to recognize mixed languages within a document. This versatile library empowers businesses of all sizes, from startups to global corporations. Changelog: - Improved loading of external OCR modules. - Minor enhancements and fixes.

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Published
Sep 6, 2024
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dotnet add package Aspose.Ocr.Cpp-Linux --version 24.9.0
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Install-Package Aspose.Ocr.Cpp-Linux -Version 24.9.0
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<PackageReference Include="Aspose.Ocr.Cpp-Linux" Version="24.9.0" />

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