Software to decipher poor handwriting

1. Yes, but it's the pharmacist who deciphers super badly written prescriptions every day.
2. If you need glasses to read what's written on the paper, you'll need them to write what's on the computer, off topic.
3. If you can't differentiate a G from a 6, how do you expect a computer to make the distinction?
A program that studies handwriting works contextually (you don't have a G in a postal code, and rarely a 6 in city names), here you have no context, so a program will be as blocked as your eyes, if not worse.
It might output / instead of 7, | instead of 1, & instead of A, etc.
Having used quite a few OCR software, unless you use professional, hence paid software, you're unlikely to find a program that meets your desires.

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