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I 've used earlier versions of FineReader with little success (heavy amount of manual editing was necessary to achieve good results). Having played around with a demo of Anagnostis a bit, I don't think it is much better. It seems to me that Dan's suggestion might be the best for what you are describing. Notis On 8 May 2010 20:04, Ricky <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > Hello, > I've been told this is just the forum in which to find some insight to the > following problem: We have about 270 pages of typewritten and critically > edited ancient Greek text that we'd like to scan and digitally edit. It > appears that there are several kinds of OCR software available to do this, > such as Anagnostis, FineReader and Google's open source OCR. From your own > experience in working with these types of manuscripts, do you have a program > that you prefer, or perhaps another method to recommend? > -- Dr. Notis Toufexis http://www.toufexis.info http://www.early-modern-greek.org