Any number of setups can be saved for later use and can be automated with an ADF scanner. This rule set is saved in a drop-down menu from the Omni Pro icon in the systems tray. This is a method of creating a set of "rules" for a scanning job that can be saved and used again for other jobs. I was not able to test this since Omni Pro only outputs this type to an FTP server or a SharePoint server and I don't really have access to either. Per the description, Omni Pro will output an "audio file" such as an audio book. This did not work and gave a cryptic error message that was of no value in solving the problem: Next, I tried to use the tool in the Image pane called "SET" to lighten up a dark photo. I shot several printed documents and one of a page of text on my computer monitor to simulate the screen during a presentation. This works pretty well from the Classic View.
It would be nice to have these in editable and searchable format. I add these to my notes for later review. I often attend various conferences and sit in the front row to shoot pictures of the whiteboard or PPT slides the presenter is showing. The first new feature I tried was to take digital pictures of some documents to see how Omni Pro handled converting them into something more user-friendly. Scan and Convert from a digital photograph I felt the test would be in the new functions added. It will deal with just about anything you can throw at it.Īs I expected, Omni Pro handled "normal" scan duties fine. It had all the needed functions available but allowed more of a "batch process" or "pre-configured" scan to be set up that could be used over and over again.ĭepending on the scanner, Omni Pro supports flatbed, ADF and duplex scans as well as pulling digital files from the computer file system or grabbing a digital picture.
The QuickConvert View was more for a "quick and dirty" scan without spending a lot of time doing the set up. The Flexible View worked much the same but with more usable area to work on things such as editing the output The Classic was just that, with a few exceptions much what I was accustomed to I did a few trial runs of some of the features in each UI view:
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