Nokia business card reader for N97

When will Nokia business card reader be available for Nokia N97.
Regards
Mikael

Hi Mikael
I have purchased the ABBY 2.0. When i downloaded it to N97 it said that the software is not compatiable with N97. I still went ahead with the same. It does recognise and sorts the business card but the camera is not initiated from the ABBY Application. I have to click a normal picture and then go to ABBYY and select the image and process.... Is it how it is supposed to work ?
Regards
Ajit

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