Easily develop production applications, in VB, C++ or Delphi, to automatically improve the appearance of scanned, faxed or captured images. Use the high level power of ClearImage Repair to standardize the appearance and size of the images and to remove annoying artifacts. Archive high quality images that support further data capture via OCR, or Key From Image. Setup the batch process and let the software determine what needs to be done and to what degree. ClearImage Repair is a comprehensive software tool for windows, used by professional imaging application vendors, that executes the following operations in an automatic manner, without operator intervention: Automatic Deskew - detect the skew angle (+/- 45 deg) of the image contents and rotate the image accordingly.Automatic Rotation - Rotate the image so that it is pointing straight upwards.Automatic Crop - identify the contents of the image and draw a new, tight border around itAutomatic Registration - align the image towards the top left cornerAutomatic Border Extract - Remove excess border, deskew and crop the imageAutomatic Invert - reverse black and whiteSmart Block Invert - reverse black header blocks with white textNoise Cleanup - Remove noise artifacts and reduces output file size by over 2x.Remove Punch Holes - Remove black hole marks from the imageRemove Halftone - Remove the halftone pixels to make the area whiteSmooth Characters - Remove pixel stubble from the character symbolsRemove Blank Fax Lines - Remove white lines that run through the faxRemove Fax Header - Remove the top text header from the pageConvert Fax Resolution from Standard to Fine - adjust standard fax to a fine resolution with image smoothingDelete Lines and Repair Objects - Remove form lines and reconnect broken objects.Reconstruct Lines - straighten lines that are jagged due to scanning artifactsImage I/O - Accept and output images in many file formats, via memory transfers or from Windows Bitamp..ClearImage Repair is part of the ClearImage SDK which is FREE - take advantage of it.
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