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Capture Two Types of Screenshots
Image Screenshots
Easy to Use with Practical Tools

Create your own "snapshots" of images and texts from opened documents, file menus, Web pages, presentations, or PDF files with just several clicks.

ABBYY Screenshot Reader creates copies of images which you can easily cut and paste from your clipboard to Microsoft® Word, Excel®, PowerPoint® or graphic files. You can use Screenshot Reader to select and copy pieces of text from images, flash files, PDFs, and other image-based files, and convert them into true text which you can edit or insert into another document.

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Model

Brand: ABBYY

Model: 694976015009

Spec

Name: Screenshot Reader

Type

Type: Graphics & Publishing

Spec

Operating Systems Supported: Windows

System Requirements: PC with 1GHz processor or higher
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, Windows 2000 (SP2 or higher is recommended). For working with localized interfaces, corresponding language support is required.
Memory: 512 MB of RAM
Hard disk space: 250 MB of hard-disk space for typical installation and 500 MB of hard-disk space for program operation
Video adapter and monitor with 1024x768 resolution or higher
Keyboard, mouse or other windows-compatible pointing device

Saving Formats
Image saving formats
Bitmap (*.BMP, *.DIB, *.RLE)
JPEG (*.JPG, *.JPEG)
PNG (*.PNG)

Document saving formats
Microsoft Word (*.DOC)
Microsoft Excel (*.XLS)
CSV Document (*.CSV)
Rich Text Format (*.RTF)
Text (*.TXT)

Packaging: Retail

Features

Features: Capture Two Types of Screenshots – Image and Text
Traditional screenshot capture programs take a picture of a program window or selected area of a user's computer desktop. With ABBYY Screenshot Reader you can decide whether to take the traditional 'Image Screenshots' of your desktop application, Web site, presentation, or area of a document, or you can turn the text in graphics files into editable text and create 'Text Screenshots'.

Image Screenshots
Easily create screenshots and save them as images, that you can share with your friends or use in presentations, training materials and various other documents. You can capture only selected area on the screen, a complete window (print screen) or your entire desktop.

Text Screenshots
If you want to grab some text from an image file, Web site, presentation, or PDF you can quickly turn text areas into truly editable text that you can paste directly into an open application, edit or save as Microsoft Word or Excel documents. Screenshot Reader will convert the image of the screenshot into text.

Easy to Use with Practical Tools
Taking screenshots is an easy task with our set of practical tools. The program's main screen allows to choose an area for the screenshot and an output format. Screenshot reader can be set up to launch automatically at each start up and will be always by your hand.

Variety of saving formats
Screenshots can be used for different tasks and you might need them in different saving formats. ABBYY Screenshot Reader lets you save Image Screenshots in JPEG, Bitmap or PNG formats. Text Screenshot can be saved as editable texts in .RTF, .TXT, .DOC or .XLS formats.

Benefit from ABBYY OCR technology
Screenshot Reader is powered by award winning ABBYY OCR (Optical Character Recognition) technology which has been developed over the last 20 years.

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KRS 3/24/2013 1:55:23 AM Tech Level: 5/5 Ownership: 2/5 Verified Owner	Rating: 5/5ABBYY Screenshot Reader Pros: I got ABBYY Screenshot Reader Software CD free when I bought a Windows 7 Professional 64-bit Software CD! Nice of Newegg offered me! Cons: It is very good when I watch a sample Video what did it look like! Wow it is very nice! I will use it! Did you find this review helpful? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!
alex 1/14/2013 8:06:41 AM Tech Level: 5/5 Ownership: 4/5 Verified Owner	Rating: 1/5Myrebateonline.com, the worst rebate center I've ever seen Pros: None Cons: I should have read the previous comments before I placed the order. I submitted the rebate in Nov, 2012. I didn't see any status update online till Jan 2013. I called the center. A girl who knew nothing said she couldn't find my submission in their system. She then tried to manually put my submission into the system which she failed. After spending 10 minutes, we finally found it's because I had a submission two years ago with my current email address but my previous apartment address. This made a huge techinical difficulty for her. She said, "Well, in this case, I can't create another account for you using the same email and different address. I can't change the currently existing account's address to your current address either. I have to ask our special team to deal with it." I then got an email from their special team, was told to fax info to them. I followed the instruction. Then my rebate got rejected due to missing original upc. I called again this morning. Politely asking them to validate my rebate. The lady I was talking to was rude, kept saying if the upc were lost in the mail, they didn't have any responsiblity to validate the rebate. I sent out more than 40 letters during the holiday season. This rebate submission letter with another one sent to the same place, happened to be the only two lost! If you really would like to deal with this rebate processing center, be sure to get your rebate letter with a deliver confirmation at least although I had not chance to test if that works..... 0 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!
N/A 1/8/2013 5:56:38 AM Tech Level: 3/5 Ownership: 4/5 Verified Owner	Rating: 5/5great for extracting text Pros: I am able to extract text from password protected PDF files. I understand the need for protecting intellectual property but to even copy a piece of text to search within a protected pdf file is impossible. this gets me there. and of course I use it on obscure documents relative to my job, because I am a poor typist (and I program among other things). I have to search a lot in PDF files, and ABBY helps me where other screen capture programs like SNagit couldn't. and if it is protected, you can't change it to searchable with programs like Nuance (older PDFs generally are non-searchable). Cons: None Other Thoughts: It only cost me 10 dollars on sale at Newegg, and it has helped me with several nettlesome searches 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!