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how do I scan a document that allows me to make changes?
I'm trying to scan a document in to word and be able to change, delete add
more to the document but it only scans it as a picture file. how can i convert the scan into a word doc. |
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how do I scan a document that allows me to make changes?
You need to use OCR software. Your scanner probably came with some.
-- JoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies" "Wilian0522" wrote in message news I'm trying to scan a document in to word and be able to change, delete add more to the document but it only scans it as a picture file. how can i convert the scan into a word doc. |
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how do I scan a document that allows me to make changes?
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says... I'm trying to scan a document in to word and be able to change, delete add more to the document but it only scans it as a picture file. how can i convert the scan into a word doc. You need optical character recognition software such as TextBridge that will convert the scanned picture into editable text. -- Peter Aitken Author, MS Word for Medical and Technical Writers www.tech-word.com |
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how do I scan a document that allows me to make changes?
On Apr 1, 5:07*pm, Wilian0522
wrote: I'm trying to scan a document in to word and be able to change, delete add more to the document but it only scans it as a picture file. how can i convert the scan into a word doc. Check your computer's programs for Programs Microsoft Office Microsoft Office Tools Microsoft Office Document Imaging and/or Programs Microsoft Office Microsoft Office Tools Microsoft Office Document Scanning If you have these, you may be able to easily "Send text to Word" after scanning. It may be a part of Office 2003 Professional. The text will still need to be verified (a little proof-reading), but it comes out much better than some old free OCRs I used long ago. |
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