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Default How do I type on a scanned document saved in RTF

A scanned document is just a picture. You must use OCR software to convert
it to editable text. Your scanner probably came with some kind of OCR
software; read the manual.

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"lindsay135" wrote in message
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I have not used any software, all I did was scan it from my photosmart and
saved it from the printer to word, then I wanted to beable to type on it

like
fill it out and then print it with the spaces filled in. It is a form for
work. I got in contact with HP person in chat, and thy told me to save it

as
RTF so what did I do wrong? Can you walk me through what to do?


"TF" wrote:

You don't. What are you trying to? Are you trying to create an on line

form?

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"lindsay135" wrote in message
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:I am having trouble typing on a document that was scanned into word

then
: saved into RTF format. I saved it, closed it, reopened it, and the

only
thing
: I can get it to do is move the whole page around. I know I am missing

a
step
: somewhere, how can I type on it now? Thanks