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method/program for searching text in jpg files

hello,

 

i have a folder of 5,500 tables and graphs as jpg files and i want to be able to search for specific tables/graphs by word. 

 

so far using the search function for windows explorer is not working 

 

i found that inserting the images into OneNote did allow me to search the images by text - however is not a practical way of proceeding because there are so many files and it takes very long to load

 

is there another way i can say e.g. type in some text using a specific method/program and have all the tables and graphs with those words show up?

 

thanks in advance

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how about merging all 5500 images in Adobe Acrobat and letting OCR do its thing? Not sure if this is better or worse than the onenote solution ahaha

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23 minutes ago, Hotdogs&bbqsauce said:

hello,

 

i have a folder of 5,500 tables and graphs as jpg files and i want to be able to search for specific tables/graphs by word. 

 

so far using the search function for windows explorer is not working 

 

i found that inserting the images into OneNote did allow me to search the images by text - however is not a practical way of proceeding because there are so many files and it takes very long to load

 

is there another way i can say e.g. type in some text using a specific method/program and have all the tables and graphs with those words show up?

 

thanks in advance

Notepad++ or UltraEdit have a find in files function that works really great and fast.

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45 minutes ago, EG! said:

Notepad++ or UltraEdit have a find in files function that works really great and fast.

thanks for that suggestion. i tried both programs and they both dont seem to detect key words like it does in OneNote (they skip over images with the word i am looking for - but the text in those images can be searched in oneNote)

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