Need help with OCR software

[Norman Swartz <swartz@sfu.ca>]

Hi Folks,

In 1979, Ray Bradley and I published a logic text, Possible Worlds: An
Introduction to Logic and Its Philosophy.  The text has been
out-of-print for a number of years, but would-be readers round the world
continue to write to us asking for copies and the like.  I am keen
to digitize the book (391+ pages).  In particular, I would like to
make the book available, chapter-by-chapter (five files in all) as
searchable
PDF.  There are a number of Windows OCR (Optical Character Reader)
applications available whose descriptions 'seem' to fit the bill. 
But having used OCR software previously, I know that some OCR programs
are not nearly as good as their manufacturers allege.  

I have placed a typical page on my SFU website:

     
http://www.sfu.ca/philosophy/swartz/page326.jpg

Perhaps some of you who own recent OCR software could download the page
and try converting it to searchable PDF.  Please email me your
results.  All helpful suggestions/advice/help will be most
welcome.  MANY thanks!

Norman Swartz, Professor Emeritus
Department of Philosophy
Simon Fraser University
Burnaby, BC
Canada  V5A 1S6
email: swartz@sfu.ca
http://www.sfu.ca/philosophy/swartz.htm