Don and others, I found another free OCR utility besides Tesseract. The commercial version of InftyReader is available at http://InftyReader.org The program specializes in performing OCR on scientific texts, including formulas, etc. The commercial version is an expensive GUI application. The publisher made a free command-line version available a few years ago. Although there is a link for this version on the web site, I found that link to be broken, and Google searches did not find an alternative download. Someone from the BlindMath list, however, has the free version, and he emailed it to me. I am making it available at http://EmpowermentZone.com/InftyReaderE244e.zip The documentation says it can use .tif, .gif, or .png as input. I tried doing so with output from the NirCmd utility that Don told us about. Unfortunately, the .tif and .gif files were not recognized at all, and the .png file eventually produced a lockup. I also tried converting files to a more acceptable input format using the free ImageMagick program. No luck there either. Still, I may have missed something that others can figure out, so I hope this information is helpful for this or other projects that involve OCR. Jamal __________ Visit and contribute to The JAWS Script Repository http://jawsscripts.com View the list's information and change your settings at http://www.freelists.org/list/jawsscripts