The command line interface of the ABBYY FineReader Engine 11 for Linux is represented by the abbyyocr11 utility.
You can type in the keys in any convenient order. The keys will be sorted
internally in the right execution order, so that no errors occur due to the
wrong key placing.
abbyyocr11 -ii -fm -if Demo.tif -f TextUnicodeDefaults -tet UTF8 -of sample.txt
The Demo.tif file will be recognized in fast mode (-fm). The colors of the
prepared image will be inverted during conversion to
the internal format (-ii). The results will be exported into text file
of the Unicode UTF8 type (-tet UTF8).
abbyyocr11 -lpp DocumentArchiving_Speed -rl English German -if sample1.jpg -if sample2.jpg -f PDF -of sample2.pdf
The sample1.jpg and sample2.jpg files will be recognized and exported to a
PDF file (-f PDF) with the settings provided in the predefined profile DocumentArchiving_Speed (-lpp DocumentArchiving_Speed)
and with the English and
German predefined languages (-rl English German).
abbyyocr11 -if Demo.tif -f HTMLUnicodeDefaults -hkl -of sample.html -f RTF -rmp -of sample.rtf
The Demo.tif file will be recognized and the results will be exported to
HTML (-f HTML) and RTF formats (-f RTF). The original lines in the recognized
text will be retained during export to HTML format (-hkl). The source page
layout will not be retained when exporting recognized text to RTF format (-rmp).
abbyyocr11 -ipn 1 -adb -if Demo.tif -f PDF -ptem TextWithPictures -pdwl -of sample.pdf
The second page of the Demo.tif file will be recognized (-ipn 1). Barcodes
will be detected and barcode blocks will be created during page layout analysis
(-adb). The recognized text will be exported to a PDF file (-f
PDF) as text (-pem TextWithPictures). The hyperlinks will not be saved (-pdwl).