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How do I scan text in Word so that I can than alter it?
We have new computers at work and I can no longer scan text (Scanjet 4300C)
as a Word document so that I can edit it. There is a program called Paper Port attached to the scanner, but the documents are either pdf or tiff so I can't do anything with them. |
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How do I scan text in Word so that I can than alter it?
Get your IT department to reinstall the OCR software that came with the
scanner. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Rosemary Chamberlin wrote: We have new computers at work and I can no longer scan text (Scanjet 4300C) as a Word document so that I can edit it. There is a program called Paper Port attached to the scanner, but the documents are either pdf or tiff so I can't do anything with them. |
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