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Scanner and RTF files
A client of mine uses an HP8270 scanner to scan in medical records. They
always use the "scan document" option in the HP Director utility, then save as a rich text file. Then they view the files in Notepad. About two weeks ago, the scanned/saved rtf documents stopped rendering in Notepad. Notepad would open the file, but the page would be blank. I noticed that the blinking cursor was unusually small. I don't know what to make of that. To troubleshoot, I changed rtf file association in Windows to Word, and the files seem to render properly. What is going on here? Is there something different about the way HP Director is scanning/saving rtf files, or is Wordpad corrupt? Thank you, jm |
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Scanner and RTF files
Ask them what other software they have installed in the meantime. If they
deny having installed any, hit them and ask again. "JM" wrote in message . .. A client of mine uses an HP8270 scanner to scan in medical records. They always use the "scan document" option in the HP Director utility, then save as a rich text file. Then they view the files in Notepad. About two weeks ago, the scanned/saved rtf documents stopped rendering in Notepad. Notepad would open the file, but the page would be blank. I noticed that the blinking cursor was unusually small. I don't know what to make of that. To troubleshoot, I changed rtf file association in Windows to Word, and the files seem to render properly. What is going on here? Is there something different about the way HP Director is scanning/saving rtf files, or is Wordpad corrupt? Thank you, jm |