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wHAT METHODS ALLOWS SCANnING WHICH CAN BE MODIFIED LATER
How can one import/scan in a document to Word and then modify it later? I
can scan in but can't figure out how to modify. |
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wHAT METHODS ALLOWS SCANnING WHICH CAN BE MODIFIED LATER
You need software that does OCR processing. Most scanners come with it.
-- Cheers macropod [MVP - Microsoft Word] "Prof Dick" Prof wrote in message ... How can one import/scan in a document to Word and then modify it later? I can scan in but can't figure out how to modify. |
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wHAT METHODS ALLOWS SCANnING WHICH CAN BE MODIFIED LATER
A scan is a graphic and not editable in Word.
Recent Word versions include Microsoft Document Imaging, though not installed by default. This is a rudimentary OCR software tool that will do the job of converting your scan to text.. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Prof Dick wrote: How can one import/scan in a document to Word and then modify it later? I can scan in but can't figure out how to modify. |
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