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How to add text to a scannned document form.
I have scanned a document form that needs to be filled out. Now that it is
scanned into MS Word and saved as a .doc or .rtf how can I set it up to be able to type information on the lines in the form. All I can do so far is move it around with the directional arrows. Typing on the keyboard does nothing. |
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How to add text to a scannned document form.
The form was scanned as an image, so what you actually have is a 'picture' of
the form. One approach is to cut & paste the picture to the Header/Footer layer of the doc. Then, in the document layer, use the Text Box tool (Drawing Toolbar) to create text boxes where you want to type info. You'll probably want to format the text boxes for No Line, No Fill, & Text Wrapping to In Front of Text. BTW - In order to simply scan a form & be able to type directly into the resulting document requires special scanning software. HTH |:) "K4CYC" wrote: I have scanned a document form that needs to be filled out. Now that it is scanned into MS Word and saved as a .doc or .rtf how can I set it up to be able to type information on the lines in the form. All I can do so far is move it around with the directional arrows. Typing on the keyboard does nothing. |
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