Tesseract-ocr in quiet mode

[nor s]

Is there a way to have Tesseract run without producing a Dos window? I'm incorporating a call to Tesseract-ocr in my VB.net application to read some date info from an image. Each time I  execute Tesseract I get a dos window popping up.  I'm on windows 10 and Tesseract 5.0

Thanks

 Nor

[Zdenko Podobny]

It is not a tesseract problem but the VB. Prove for this you can find in pytesseract that call tesseract executable without console windows.

Zdenko

ne 23. 7. 2023 o 15:55 nor s <njsg...@gmail.com> napísal(a):

Is there a way to have Tesseract run without producing a Dos window? I'm incorporating a call to Tesseract-ocr in my VB.net application to read some date info from an image. Each time I  execute Tesseract I get a dos window popping up.  I'm on windows 10 and Tesseract 5.0

Thanks

 Nor

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[astro]

Hi Zdenko
THanks for that reply. I wasn't sure if that was the case or not. Guess I just have to live with it.

Cheers
 NOr

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[astro]

HI,
 Just found the solution. Here is a code snippet in case anyone is interested.

Dim p as New ProcessStartInfo(@"command", args)
p.WindowStyle = ProcessWindowStyle.Hidden
p.CreateNoWindow = true
Process.Start(p)

Cheers 
Nor