JScan

JScan is a powerful tool that allows users to effortlessly convert and view images, with a specific focus on document images. Document images are essentially images or pictures of paper documents, as commonly produced by scanners or fax machines. What sets JScan apart from other image viewing tools is its ability to leverage Optical Character Recognition (OCR) technology to read and store both text and formatting data within image files.

Supported by JScan are a number of popular image file formats such as the Tagged Image File Format (TIFF) which bears the extension *.tif, and the Microsoft Document Image Format (MODI) which is also known as a Microsoft Office Document Image and sports the extension *.mdi. Introduced by Office 2003, the MODI format is the primary focus of JScan's development, with its features tailored specifically to work in seamless conjunction with Microsoft Office tools.

Overall, JScan's comprehensive support for document images in tandem with its intuitive user interface makes it a must-have for anyone dealing with scanning or managing files with the aforementioned formats. With its powerful OCR capabilities and seamless integration with Microsoft Office tools, JScan is a reliable and efficient solution that simplifies the document management process.