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  Scott Chau

  • May 20, 2021 19:07

  Terry,

  That shouldn't be a problem.  All you need to do is load the files to be processed in FineReader and it will load all the pages of that document into the batch.  Once it has been processed, you can then export all those pages into 1 .docx file.  

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  Terry Carnes

  • May 20, 2021 20:07

  My apologies. I should have specified that I am using the FineReader Engine. When I give it a multipage tif or pdf file, I only get the first image/page as output.

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  Terry Carnes

  • May 20, 2021 20:16

  Using the Demo code:

  // Create CImageSource for accessing to images files in source folder 
  ImageSourceImpl imageSource = new ImageSourceImpl( sourceFolder, engineLoader );
  if( imageSource.IsEmpty() ) {
      throw new Exception( "No images in specified folder." );
  }
  FREngine.IBatchProcessor batchProcessor = engineLoader.Engine.CreateBatchProcessor();
  // Start batch processor for specified image source
  batchProcessor.Start(imageSource, null, null, null, null);
  // Obtain recognized pages and export them to RTF format
  FREngine.FRPage page = batchProcessor.GetNextProcessedPage();
  while( page != null ) {
      // Synthesize page before export
      page.Synthesize(null);
      // Export page to file with the same name and .docx extension
      string resultFilePath = Path.Combine(resultFolder, Path.GetFileName(page.SourceImagePath) + ".docx");
      page.Export(resultFilePath, FREngine.FileExportFormatEnum.FEF_DOCX, null);
      // Export page to file with the same name and txt extension
      resultFilePath = Path.Combine(resultFolder, Path.GetFileName(page.SourceImagePath) + ".txt");
      page.Export(resultFilePath, FREngine.FileExportFormatEnum.FEF_TextUnicodeDefaults, null);
      // Export page to file with the same name and pdf extension
      resultFilePath = Path.Combine(resultFolder, Path.GetFileName(page.SourceImagePath) + ".pdf");
      page.Export(resultFilePath, FREngine.FileExportFormatEnum.FEF_PDF, null);
      page = batchProcessor.GetNextProcessedPage();
  }

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• 

  Yuriy Korotkevych

  • May 21, 2021 06:45
  • Edited

  Hello Terry,

  I've moved the thread to FineReader Engine Q&A section of the Community.

  Best regards,

  Yuriy

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