Adobe-Related Technology Comments and Our Direct Conversation (for Copy & Paste):
AI Assistant:
My ability to extract and analyze information from your documents depends on the quality and format of the files you upload. If a document is digitally generated (not scanned), I can usually read it accurately. However, if the document is scanned and the OCR (Optical Character Recognition) process does not work well, some sections may be unreadable or contain garbled text. This is a technical limitation that affects any system relying on OCR, including Adobe's own tools and other OCR providers.
User:
SO THIS PROBLEM IS PERSISTENT WITH YOU. FOR ALL TEH DOCS FROM ALL DIFFERENT CLIENTS SO YOU NEED TO CHANGE
AI Assistant:
This problem is not unique to your document. Any scanned document with poor OCR will have similar issues, regardless of the client or content. For best results, uploading digitally generated PDFs (not scanned images) or ensuring high-quality scans with accurate OCR will improve the information I can extract and analyze.
User:
OK. SO,. I HAVE A RICOH SV600 DOC SCANNER. WILL THAT HELP
AI Assistant:
The Ricoh SV600 can help improve scan quality, but the accuracy of OCR is equally important. Combining high-quality scans with reliable OCR software will maximize the amount of readable information I can extract and analyze from your documents.
User:
SO WHAT YOUR TELLING ME IT THAT ADOBE OCR IS NOT CAPABLE OF GETTING THE TECHNOLOGY UP TO PAR THAT RICOH IS A BETTER OCR COMPANY?
AI Assistant:
The Ricoh SV600 is a scanner, not an OCR software provider. The quality of the scan can help, but the OCR software you use after scanning (such as Adobe Acrobat Pro, ABBYY FineReader, or others) is what determines how well the text is recognized. Adobe Acrobat and other OCR solutions can make many scanned documents readable, but their effectiveness depends on the quality of the scan and the clarity of the original document. No OCR technology (from Adobe or any other provider) can guarantee 100% accuracy for all scanned documents, especially if the source is low quality or has complex formatting.
User:
I GUESS YOU DONT HAVE THE TECHNOLOGY TO DO WAHT ADOBE SAYS YOU CAN DO
AI Assistant:
The technology is improving, but OCR is not perfect, especially with complex layouts, low-quality scans, or handwritten text. For best results, use high-quality scans and reliable OCR software, and whenever possible, upload digitally generated PDFs.
User:
IF THAT IS A PROBLEM THEN ADOBE SHOULD HAVE THE SOLUTION BEFORE THEY SAY THEY CAN MAKE A DOC READABLE
AI Assistant:
Adobe and other OCR providers are continually improving their technology, but there are still technical limitations. For best results, use high-quality scans and reliable OCR software, and whenever possible, upload digitally generated PDFs. Your feedback highlights a real challenge in the industry, and it is important for technology providers to set clear expectations about what is possible with current OCR solutions.
User:
GIVE ME THE LINK
AI Assistant:
Adobe Acrobat Feedback FormAdobe Acrobat Support
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