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I need a library that can extract text from handwritten paper once I scan it. Normal Latin text.
It can be a free solution or even something I have to pay for, as long as it handles handwriting for block letters (not cursive).
There isn't an OCR program capable of recognising hand-written text well; it's not something that can be solved easily.
There are, however, strong commercial systems which are possible to train if the variancy isn't too great. For example, take a look at ABBYY.
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I have been looking for an online tool to work with html/JSP web pages.
Why do you need online tool if you can simply use windows notepad? If you aren't introduced to the programming of html, use w3schools to learn. Perhaps if you need an online article/blog, people commonly use blogger.com or wordpress (just search it on google)
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I've seen HTML presentations like these four a lot :
http://estelle.github.com/mobileperf/
http://slides.html5rocks.com
http://html5apps-io2010.appspot.com
http://www.igvita.com/slides/2012/wordpress-performance/
I want to know the specific tool used to create such type of presentations.
Maybe you should give landslide a try.
You must try HTLM5 pageforest for creating beautiful presentations with an instant slide preview alongside
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The http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/index.html has an incredibly slow search functionality. I use a greasemonkey search plugin that is much much faster and works with the standard style javadocs. Anyone have a link to the old version of the AS3 API docs that were of the standard style?
Maybe you're looking for something like this?
http://www.airdoc.be/
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I am not a very skilled designer so i like to take pieces of CSS and HTML and do the logic behind them. Which are some good websites that have free layouts for things as:
full website design
sign in/up form
search box
menus
borders
etc.
i am spending a lot of time on some design and I know I should find some pieces like this free on the internet
Following is one of the best resource to find what you are looking for
http://www.webresourcesdepot.com/
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Do you know of any tools that can take a set of CSS styles and move them inline to the appropriate HTML tags?
Many email clients don't read the <style> declarations, which is why the email-marketing tool I use (Campaign Monitor) does this as part of their import functionality.
I'm now working with other software and would like to be able to do this with a 3rd party tool. I could always code directly with inline style declarations but this can get very messy.
So, does anyone know of such tool?
Here ya go.
http://premailer.dialect.ca/