[Botanychild]

I need to type out a stack of documents that I have on hard copy, I have been
told about Windows Journal and how it can import and convert a scanned copy
of a document. Does Microsoft Word have that capability, or is there another
way of doing it? I have Vista on my desktop. I am hoping to save some time
(and my wrists).

[JoAnn Paules]

You can scan it in with OCR software. You will have to proofread all of them
tho - OCR isn't perfect.

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"



"Botanychild" wrote in message
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I need to type out a stack of documents that I have on hard copy, I have
been
told about Windows Journal and how it can import and convert a scanned
copy
of a document. Does Microsoft Word have that capability, or is there
another
way of doing it? I have Vista on my desktop. I am hoping to save some time
(and my wrists).

[Mecalith]

The Microsoft Office Document Imaging program contains a optical character
recognition (OCR) tool.

Take a look at: About Microsoft Office Document Imaging
at: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/he...771031033.aspx
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"Botanychild" wrote:

I need to type out a stack of documents that I have on hard copy, I have been
told about Windows Journal and how it can import and convert a scanned copy
of a document. Does Microsoft Word have that capability, or is there another
way of doing it? I have Vista on my desktop. I am hoping to save some time
(and my wrists).