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September 19th, 2005, 08:00 PM
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Scanning a document into a template
I have a document that has several boxes and lines drawn on it and when I
scan the document and save it in Word pad it puts it in a different format and the lines do not appear. How do I get the lines to appear like the original document? What I want to do is save and then put it in as a template. Any help on this would be appreciated. -- Jpinkston 
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