Using OmniPage Pro X on Mac OS 10.2 or later Information: OmniPage Pro X was released prior to the new Macintosh operating system, Mac OS 10.2 (Jaguar). There are known compatibility issues with the initial release of OmniPage Pro X and this new operating system. • The initial release of OmniPage Pro X will not install on Mac OS 10.2 (Jaguar) or later. CD’s that contain 99A as the last three characters of the part number on the front of the CD, will install properly. For a workaround, review Technote number 2653.

• Setting up a scanner: For information on Scanning in OmniPage Pro X, please read the tips below. To configure a scanner, review Technote number 1937. For additional information, refer to the user's guide and/or Help menu. • OmniPage Pro X is unable to scan Natively with PhotoShop Plug-ins on Mac OS X. • OmniPage Pro X requires a standard TWAIN compliant driver to scan Natively on Mac OS X into OmniPage. When a compliant Native TWAIN driver is not available, we recommend scanning with a Classic TWAIN driver or a Classic Plug-In. • We recommend setting up the scanner when OS 9.x is launched with a Classic Driver or Plug-In when the driver does not appear in the scanner selection window on Mac OS X after enabling the option: “Scan in Classic Mode”.

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It is not recommended to setup the scanner in OS 10.2. Note: It is possible that some scanners that worked in Classic mode on OS 10.1 may not work in classic mode on OS 10.2.

• Scanning in Native Mode is not an option for all scanners, scanning in Classic Mode may be the only option. • Changes made in the Mac OS 10.6 (Snow Leopard) will prevent the OmniPage Pro X installer from operating successfully. OmniPage may operate properly when installed prior to the 10.6 upgrade, but OmniPage Pro X will not install in the Mac OS 10.6 (Snow Leopard) environment. If you have purchased OmniPage Pro X within the last 30 days, please contact Nuance Customer Service. Limited testing has shown that OmniPage Pro X does run properly on Mac OS 10.0 through Mac OS 10.5.6.

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It's been three years since Mac users have seen an upgrade to OmniPage, the optical character recognition (OCR) software for the Macintosh. In the intervening years OmniPage developer Caere has been acquired by, and much has changed in the Mac world. Today, ScanSoft is 'reaffirming its commitment' to the Macintosh market by announcing Omnipage Pro X for Mac. The new version of OmniPage sports many new features and improvements, and runs natively on Mac OS X. Recently MacCentral had an opportunity to speak with OmniPage Pro X product manager Chris Strammiello about the new product, which will be available beginning next month. First Mac OS X-native OCR software First and foremost, OmniPage Pro X for Mac is a Mac OS X-native application, Strammiello told MacCentral. 'This is the first Mac OS X-native OCR product to be launched for the Macintosh,' he said.

He explained that the software makes use of many Mac OS X native features like support for Mac OS X's Aqua interface, pre-emptive multitasking and AppleScript. OmniPage Pro X may be Mac OS X-native, but many scanners are still waiting for driver support from their manufacturers in order to operate natively under Mac OS X. As a result, the software will function in Classic, according to Strammiello. As long as you have a scanner that uses TWAIN or a Photoshop Plug-In, you can import documents through Classic and then work on them natively in Mac OS X using OmniPage Pro X. Accordingly, if you haven't made the shift to Mac OS X yet and you're still using Mac OS 9, OmniPage Pro X will work just fine. Accuracy boosted, features added Strammiello told MacCentral that the new version of OmniPage Pro sports dramatically improved accuracy over its predecessor; internal tests suggest that it's up to 40 percent more accurate than OmniPage 8 was.

Additionally, OmniPage Pro X is 47 percent more accurate than other Mac-compatible OCR software. All told, Strammiello said that OmniPage Pro X is 99.2 percent word-accurate. Support for Adobe's portable document format (PDF) is also a vaunted feature in OmniPage Pro X for Macintosh. The software enables you to convert read-only PDF documents into editable files that you can then use in your favorite applications -- Microsoft Word, AppleWorks or whatever you choose. Scanned documents can also be archived in PDF format, as well. Despeckle is a new feature that's been added to OmniPage Pro X. The feature helps to clean up 'dirty' scanned files before the OCR engine tries to read them.