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ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 (build Linux-x86_64-12.2.19.1858)
About ABBYY FineReader Engine 12
System Requirements
Installing the ABBYY FineReader Engine Library
Compiling applications which use ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 for Linux
About ABBYY FineReader Engine 12
ABBYY FineReader Engine is a software development kit (SDK) for Linux® platform providing document recognition and PDF conversion technologies.
System Requirements
PC with x86-compatible processor (1 GHz or higher) which supports SSE and SSE2 instruction sets
ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 for Linux is designed for glibc version 2.11 and above. If you need ABBYY FineReader Engine for older glibc versions, please contact the ABBYY office serving your region by e-mail. For the list of ABBYY offices see the How to Buy section in the Developer's Help.
For the FineReader Engine dynamic library the standard libstdc++.so.6, libgcc_s.so.1 and libgomp.so.1 libraries have to be used.
For multi-page documents synthesis and export, please set the open files limit to be no less than 2000. Run ulimit -n [limit_size] to change it.
ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 for Linux has been tested on the following operating systems:
Fedora 27, 26, 25
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.4, 6.9
Debian GNU/Linux 9.2, 8.8
Ubuntu 17.10, 16.04.1 LTS, 14.04.5 LTS
CentOS 7.3, 6.9
ALT Linux 8 (software and cloud protection only)
In addition, ABBYY offers professional services to adapt the software to other platforms.
ABBYY FineReader Engine has been tested on the following cloud computing platforms*:
Microsoft Azure Virtual Machines
Amazon EC2
ABBYY FineReader Engine has been tested in the following virtual environments:
Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2012 R2
Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2016
Oracle VM VirtualBox 5.2
VMware ESXi 6.5
VMware Workstation Player 12.5
VMware Workstation Pro 14.0.0
Linux KVM
ABBYY FineReader Engine can also be run in a Docker container on supported platforms.
Memory:
for processing one-page documents — minimum 400 MB RAM, recommended 1 GB RAM
for processing multi-page documents — minimum 1 GB RAM, recommended 1,5 GB RAM
for parallel processing — 450 + (number of cores) × 350 MB RAM
for parallel processing of documents in Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, or Korean languages — 750 + (number of cores) × 850 MB RAM
Hard disk space: 1400 MB for library installation and 100 MB for program operation plus additional 15Mb for every processing page of a multi-page document
Tmpfs size — 4GB + 1GB*(cores number)
Swap size — 4GB + 1GB*(cores number)
ABBYY FineReader Engine supports the systemd init system
For correct operation of the font detection mechanism the fonts needed for the languages you use should be installed; for the list of recommended font families see the description of the FontNamesFiltersEnum enumeration in the Developer's Help
* Note: In order to be able to use ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 on Microsoft Azure and Amazon EC2 a special licensing agreement is required.
Installing the ABBYY FineReader Engine Library
Using the self-extracting archive
To install ABBYY FineReader Engine 12, run the self-extracting archive file: FREngine-Linux-x86_64-12.2.19.1858.sh.
For the correct operation of the library, you need to set the environment variable LD_LIBRARY_PATH to the full path to Bin folder of the distribution pack. Alternatively, use ldconfig utility to specify the path to Bin folder. A command line can look like this:
echo "<path to Bin folder>" | sudo tee -a /etc/ld.so.conf; sudo ldconfig
Before starting to use the library, you will need to activate your license. The ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 for Linux uses the Activation utility (activatefre.sh) to activate a license and view the already activated licenses. This utility must be run under root. To view license properties, choose the "Manage licenses" option in the same utility.
To deinstall FineReader Engine library, run Scripts/uninstallfre.sh under root.
Using the RPM package
You can also install FineReader Engine library using the RPM package FREngine-12.2.19-1858.x86_64.rpm.
The package installation can be performed from command line. The following command will install the library into the default folder /opt/ABBYY/FREngine12:
# rpm -i FREngine-12.2.19-1858.x86_64.rpm
Use the --prefix option if you need to install the library into a different folder:
# rpm -i –-prefix=<path> FREngine-12.2.19-1858.x86_64.rpm
After installation run the activatefre.sh script to install the licensing service and activate your license.
To deinstall the library installed in this way:
Run Scripts/uninstallfre.sh under root.
Remove the package:
# rpm -e FREngine-12.2.19-1858.x86_64
You can check the package name in the list of all installed RPM packages:
rpm -qa|grep FREngine
Compiling applications which use ABBYY FineReader Engine 12 for Linux
To link an executable, you do not need to pass the full list of FineReader Engine dynamic libraries to the compiler. Only the following options should be listed:
-lFREngine -lFineObj -lPortLayer
these options specify the main libraries: lib.FREngine.so and, if your application uses any of the event-handling callbacks from the FineReader Engine API, also libFineObj.so and libPortLayer.so;
-Wl,-rpath-link FREngineBinariesDir
this string, with FREngineBinariesDir set to the path to the Bin folder in the installation root, specifies where all other FineReader Engine libraries are to be found.
Salve, non usandolo non lo conosco, però di regola per avviare un programma estratto nella "Home" bisogna cliccare su un file 'eseguibile', abitualmente con un nome simile, se non identico, al programma medesimo e spesso con estensione '.desktop'.
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