Reported Problem with Kadmos OCR Plugin. ERROR - REL REL_dc_init1

[mcl1552]

Error text box 1
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(1) Label 0x2220 (CODE_ISO_8859_1) is a double and single character
doublechar.h line 1, dc_double[0][0]==dc_first[0][0]
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followed by

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KADMOS Character Recognition: Error (Error code=334)
Error on initialization of the character recognition.
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I upgraded to Irfanview Version 4.33

I upgraded to KADMOS Recognition Engine Version 4.4v

Following the upgrade the above error occurs as follows.

Load IrfanView, Load Image, Select Options/StartOCR [F9]
The KADMOS page loads with the text highlighted in yellow OK.
Click on the text to commence OCR -> Error.
or
Click on the [Config] button -> Error.
KADMOS screen does not crash.
I can [Exit] and return to the IrfanView image OK.

Both the app and the plugin were installed using admin privileges on Windows Vista with rights set to allow all users to use UserProfile settings.

[Bhikkhu Pesala]

I don't have Windows Vista to test this. I haven't used the Kadmos plugin since discovering Free OCR, which does a better job. The results from Kadmos are unusable on the 150 dpi scans that I tried, but it does actually function without any error messages on Windows XP.

KADMOS

FOREWORD
The Venerable Mahasi Sayadaw, Agga Mah5
Pandita, the Author of this Sutta, since his
arrival at the Sasana Yeiktha M~~tation Ccntre
from his native place Seikkhun, Shwebo District,
in November 1949, has been inducting numerous
batches of yogis into the practice of vipassan{~
meditation. He has also trained members of the
Sangha as meditation teachers up till now.
While performing this noble work as a true disciple
of ilie Buddha, the Sayadaw has given discourses
on a regular basis. Never does he fail to rely
authoIitatively on the relevant teachings of the
Buddha in all his discourses. Every Sutta so
imparted in unique in itself and typically in
tune with the present times.
The present Discourse bearing the name of
Bh~ra ' resembles a graceful flower in an
ornamental string of dhammas. The usage and
choice of words and the pattern of composition
is ClasSicallY modern. The literary style of
Mahasi will, it is hoped, continue to remain
distinctive for years to come.
This Sutta, originally written in Burmese, is
translated into English language by U Htin Fatt
(Pen.name : Maung Htin), who is one of the
Prominent writers among the galaxy of journalists
in Burma.

FreeOCR

F OREWORD
The Venerable Mahasi Sayadaw, Agga Maha
Pandita, the Author of this Sutra, since his
arrival at the Sasana Yeiktha Meditation Centre
from his native place Seikkhun, Shwebo District,
in November 1949, has been inducting numerous
batches of yogis into the practice of vtpassemi
meditation. He has also trained members of the
Sangha as meditation teachers up till now.
While performing this noble work as a true disciple
of the Buddha, the Sayadaw has given discourses
on a regular basis. Never does he fail to rely
authoritatively on the relevant teachings of the
_ Buddha in all his discourses. Every Sutta so
imparted in unique in itself and typically in
tune with the present times.
The present Discourse bearing the name of
Bha1‘a’ resembles a graceful flower in an
ornamental string of dhammas. The usage and
choice of words and the pattern of composition
is classically modern. The literary style of
Mahasi will, it is hoped, continue to remain
distinctive for years to come.
This Sutta, originally written in Burmese, is
translated into English language by U Htin Fatt
(Pen-name: Maung Htin), who is one of the
prominent writers among the galaxy of journalists
in Burma.