Posts by hiddendriver3

Raymond Rodriguez40 said:http://www.nuance.com/

Thanks. That should do the trick.

Greetings, everyone.

Does anyone have a solid recommendation for OCR (optical character recognition) software? Ideally, I’d prefer something free, though I’m not strictly opposed to paying if the quality justifies it.
I've stumbled upon a few options online, but since I haven't actually put any of them to the test, I'm hesitant to dive in blindly. If anyone here has hands-on experience with a reliable program, I'd appreciate a recommendation—and perhaps a link to where I can find it.

Thanks.
hiddendriver3.

Joseph Davis5 said:What on earth is this? 😕

http://www.eprompter.com/download.htm

Just install it and have fun.

As for that question about Google, I'm going to decline to answer—if not for any other reason, then certainly because of the sheer audacity found in your signature. 🙂

Joseph Davis5 said:Does anyone happen to know if there's a way to check emails directly on the server using Microsoft Outlook, specifically something that lets you view and delete them in one go? I was wondering if there might be a plugin for this. If not, is there any decent freeware out there—maybe something similar to a "Check Mail" utility or something along those lines?😕

Wouldn't just switching to Google over in Microsoft Outlook solve your problem entirely?

If not, then you might want to look into a practical "e-prompter."

Joseph Davis5 said:I’m with you there; I’ve stuck with Gmail myself, but I need a separate client for my wife since we share a single PC. She’s currently using MSN, and we’d prefer not to be running the exact same software. On top of that, she needs something intuitive. Even Stingray feels way too complex for my tastes. I once had AOL Mail, which would have been perfect for her, but I got tired of hunting down cracks for the premium version just to get basic server syncing working.
There you go... 🙂

I won't pry into why you and your wife need separate email clients, though I assume you're already aware that in Gmail, you can password-protect every individual account. That way, each user stays confined to their own specific account, folders, and messages.
I've cycled through more than a dozen different email programs over the years, and frankly, I can't recall seeing anything more user-friendly than Gmail. Stingray is just endlessly confusing.

Among the free email clients out there, Gmail handles direct server-side deletion quite elegantly.
While you can find similar functionality in Edward, it’s a bit more clunky to navigate.
I personally stick with Gmail and I'm fairly satisfied; it’s fast, intuitive, and keeps all the essential features without unnecessary bloat. Perhaps most importantly, it manages various character encodings flawlessly—something that has always been a persistent headache for Edward users.