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Show HN: dpScreenOCR – a program to recognize text on the screen

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Re: Show HN: dpScreenOCR – a program to recognize text on the screen

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As a long time user, this makes me so happy. Congratulations, Daniel!

I've been using v1.0.2 for almost over a year. I remember asking about tray icon support when it was already implemented[1]. I have been eagerly waiting for the release since then![2]

Thanks for the awesome, lightweight tool.

1: https://github.com/danpla/dpscreenocr/issues/15

2: Although I got impatient and have been using the manually built version with the tray :p

Re: Show HN: dpScreenOCR – a program to recognize text on the screen

#4

As a long time user, this makes me so happy. Congratulations, Daniel! I've been using v1.0.2 for almost over a year. I remember asking about tray icon support when it was already implemented[1]. I have been eagerly waiting for the release since then![2] Thanks for the awesome, lightweight tool. 1: https://github.com/danpla/dpscreenocr/issues/15 2: Although I got impatient and have been using the manually built versio…

You're welcome!

Re: Show HN: dpScreenOCR – a program to recognize text on the screen

#5
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Works great, thank you! Is there a way to configure the look of the capture box? It's a little bulky for my tastes.

You're welcome! For now, it's impossible to configure the capture box, but I can add an option to change its thickness in the next version.

Re: Show HN: dpScreenOCR – a program to recognize text on the screen

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Although I believe this software (dpScreenOCR-1.1.0-win32-2.exe) is fully safe, virustotal is giving 2 false positives (Avast and AVG).

I mean, probably part of your users will not install the program because of this. Maybe you want to track the reason and kill these false positives. This guy documented his process: https://weblog.west-wind.com/posts/2016/oct/05/dealing-with-...

Re: Show HN: dpScreenOCR – a program to recognize text on the screen

#8

Although I believe this software (dpScreenOCR-1.1.0-win32-2.exe) is fully safe, virustotal is giving 2 false positives (Avast and AVG). I mean, probably part of your users will not install the program because of this. Maybe you want to track the reason and kill these false positives. This guy documented his process: https://weblog.west-wind.com/posts/2016/oct/05/dealing-with-...

Oh, thank you. I tried the ZIP on VirusTotal, and it looks like the false positives are triggered for Qt platform plugins, namely qwindowsvistastyle.dll qwindows.dll:

https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/2adff5ef8aaf1c7674422cdd...

I'll try to figure out what to do about that.