Convert psd editable text?

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• RE: Layer-convert to editable text

  Hello everyone.

  I am trying to add an animation to a Photoshop layer.

  I imported a Photoshop layer in after effects CC.

  When I try to convert an editable text, I get this error message.

  Thank you.

  

  Well, you can not convert the items non-text entexte becase they are not text!  You can convert text into editable text layers.

  What you do with the horizontal bars and the dog you need to turn them into editable text?  I see no reason to even try to do so.

• Export to. PSD - editable text gray?

  I'm in Illustrator CS5 on a PC

  I finally got my work and I have a text on a circular path. I am trying to export the whole thing as a .psd to layers in order to color and add it to a few other photoshop illustrations.

  In the export options, stays 'editability of text keep' grayed out any color, ppi options I choose! I don't rasterize the text or converted to outlines.

  Does anyone know why this might happen?

  Thank you all!

  AZA

  You mentioned many of the reasons that can happen

  1. Don't not clicking on write layers
  2. Change the color scheme (you cannot convert from RGB to CMYK or visa versa here, without losing the editability of the text)
  3. MUT have editable text in your document (Illustrator is smart enough to detect this)

  You have on the other as a deformation of the envelope-anythign about your type of path? The effects of the appearance? All the strokes on text (Photoshop is not as advanced with shots)?

  I could copy the text on a path in a new fresh document and see if you can export as .psd as a test to refine the problem area.

• Cannot convert Photoshop layer in editable text

  I already searched the Internet, but the answers are exactly what I need.

  I have a few PSD files that contain certain text, shape, fit and layers of the bitmap image. When I import to After Effects, all layers are converted to bitmap.

  When I call the command "convert to editable text" for layers that have been the text inside Photoshop, I get the following error:

  "After effects error: no compatible Photoshop text data has been found."

  (52:: 0) ".

  

  What should I do? I have already deleted the layer styles, checked blend modes, font type and so on.

  I got a solution. There seems to be a bug in After Effects.

  My PSD files have been named as 'mograph 01.psd', "mograph 02.psd", '03.psd mograph' and so on.

  When I import me a single file, for example, "mograph 01.psd", After Effects became layers in other PSD files, spoil the folder that it creates imported compositions.

  This was translated by raster layers generic without this icon for the imported Photoshop layers on the timeline.

  The solution was to let every single file inside a folder before you import it.

  I hope it may be useful to someone else!

• Hello! How can I convert a psd files with levels of text in PDFs into editable text? I should be able to edit the pdf files converted (from psd) with adobe reader. Thank you!

  I would like to convert psd to pdf files into editable from the current levels of photoshop text. After that I'll convert psd to pdf, I should be able to open the PDF with adobe reader and change the text.

  If anyone can help me I would really appreciate that cause its really important for me can thought to it.

  Thank you very much!!

  Gaia

  Hi gaiar402796,

  All changes will be possible using Acrobat application.

  Using reader you will not be able to make any changes.

  Kind regards
  Nicos

• When I converted a PDF file to WORD. DOC, it opened in read-only and I'm unable to edit text.  How can I solve this problem?

  When I tried to convert a PDF to WORD file. DOC, it opened in read-only and I'm unable to edit text.  How can I solve this problem?  I don't know how to change read-only.

  Hi Judith,

  I'm sorry that the subscription has not worked for you. I cancelled it and treated a full refund since you cancelled within 30 days.

  Best,

  Sara

• AiO want 7645: Impossible to analyze editable text

  This newly purchased printer. which is supposed to come with ROC to enable analysis of editable text (Word), is not that.  Online and CD resources are proved to be unnecessary.  How can I activate the editable text (Word) scan?

  Hello
  The software provided for your device does not include OCR functionality
  You can find referred to in the specifications of analysis below:

  Scan to text: Integrated OCR software automatically converts scanned text to editable text
  
  note: Integrated OCR software is available only with Officejet 5740 and 8040 models.
  

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-envy-7640-e-all-in-one-printer-series/6617267/model/6779508/document/c04353671/

  In the commercial specifications below for the series, who also applies to the 7645 thus:

   Scan file format: pdf, bmp, jpg, gif, tif, tif, png
  

  http://store.HP.com/us/en/PDP/HP-envy-7640-e-all-in-one-printer

  You can use a solution of OCR 3rd party to analyze as editable text.

  If you have Microsoft Office suite, there is a good chance of the suite to provide this type of functionality:

  Office 2007 or 2010:
  http://www.howtogeek.com/HOWTO/14595/OCR-anything-with-OneNote-2007-and-2010/

  Office 2003:
  http://agsci.PSU.edu/it/how-to/perform-OCR-with-Microsoft-Office-2003-document-imaging

  Kind regards
  Shlomi

• Convert a JPEG text to a form that I can change and then print.

  Remember - this is a public forum so never post private information such as numbers of mail or telephone!

  Ideas: how to convert a JPEG text file to the one in which I can change and then print?

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  This can be done better with Adobe Photoshop CS5 http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/compare/ which is about the gold standard for working with documents of the image - but it's a bit expensive.  It also won't be easy even with this program - it is possible but it will take time and effort.

  If you do not Photoshop, you can use the tool text box in Microsoft Word or picture in Microsoft Publisher - even if they are quite a bit more difficult to work with Photoshop (which is hard) and the results will not look as good, regardless of how carefully you use. The advantage of Word on the editor, is that you have the possibility to use a Wordart object and 3D text. So these are the vector graphics as opposed to a bitmap will not appear on your final print rasterized (but this isn't a problem with Photoshop)

  Quality is really about how much the text superimposed on the image - if it is separate, it will be much easier than if it is covering the picture (so the question is how to fix the image once the text is deleted or changed and not only to change the text).  And it may not be a simple matter to simply correct a word or two, if you do not have the same font available - you may need to change the entire text, so it will look right.

  Another solution is to use OCR software to scan the image, and then try to modify the text.  Still, it won't be easy (probably even harder than the options above) but it's a possibility (depending on how the text is mixed with the image).  The problem here is that most of the options just freeware have the ability to make such a complex task, so you would probably need a comprehensive program of recommended.  Here are some options:http://www.simpleocr.com/OCR_Software_Guide.asp.  What you should do the work is also quite expensive and if you choose this option or the above options depends on what other uses you may have for these programs (and the quality you're looking for in the finished product), once again, I don't think something will do the job as well as Photoshop - I have Photoshop (an earlier version) and I never tried to do it before I did a bunch of other things that would seem impossible.  I don't want to attempt this task if the text superimpose the image, because although I think it would be possible, it would take a LOT of time and effort to obtain a finished product of acceptable quality.

  Technically, you could use Microsoft Paint to do this, but the quality would probably (which are certainly) be terrible and I doubt you want to even keep yourself let alone print it or send it to someone else.  In some cases, it might do the trick but it's free (again, depending on where to find the text and especially if she superimposes the image).

  Regarding the conversion of the JPG file, I'm not sure what turn you to who would make it easier to change and change as you suggest here.  Perhaps TIFF, but it helps very much.  Here are some converters of JPG files:http://convert-jpg.software.informer.com/.  Even if you converted to a .doc file, you could just open it and change the text - it is not as simple as that.

  Another option would be to convert the JPG file in a file of CAD and CAD software allows you to edit the image - but I'm not familiar with CAD products so I can't offer recommendations here (except that I heard that most working properly are still more expensive than the above options and they can be used just about everything).

  Whatever you decide to do, it won't be easy (and perhaps costly as well).  There are freeware programs that claim to be able to do these things, but you will not be disappointed by the quality (unless the text is separated from the image, you can totally erase what's there and replace it with the one you want).  For them, you can search on Bing, Google,www.tucows.comand www.download.com.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

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• I cannot edit text in a PDF - any help?

  I have a PDF brochure that I'm changing some of the text, but I'm in trouble I've ever had before.

  I will open the PDF file, select the Touch Up text tool and go to text that needs a few changes. I will highlight the text, but when I start typing, I get a message saying:

  All or part of the selection has no available system fonts. Cannot add or remove text using the selected font.

  I will try then to recognition of OCR text-> recognize text using OCR, but this message:

  Acrobat cannot run recognition (OCR) on this page because:

  This page contains renderable text.

  I tried to convert it into an XML, convert it to PDF and fixed text. I will highlight the text and click on delete, but nothing happens. I'll try to add text and type it shows nothing type. The cursor moves as he types, but nothing does not display or change.

  Is that what all this makes any since? Is there something on it? How can I make this PDF so I can change the text?  I have Acrobat Pro.

  Thanks for any help,

  mr19th

  It seems that you are using Acrobat 9.

  Acrobat 9 and 10, you can insert or replace text only if the font so that the text is installed on your system. See this document for more information. Adobe Acrobat X Pro * editing text.

  In addition, this could help. Error | No available system fonts | Change the text of PDF.

  Fully functional Edition is supported in versions after Acrobat X. change the text and images in a PDF file. Adobe Acrobat DC tutorials. Latest Acrobat is available as well for the 30 day trial. Give it a try.

• InDesign CC: Text in editable text fields in the process of disappearance after export

  Hello

  I'm having a problem of text of text editable in endangered fields after you export the document as an interactive pdf. I created the text that should be editable in acrobat with InDesign CC. Thus, for example, I want to have a field editable text that said "I am Marie." I want users to have the ability to change from "Married" to "Tom" or "Ben" in Acrobat. So the pdf should have a form of editable text, saying the phrase "I am Mary" when users open the PDF in Acrobat. However, aafter export, the remains of fields of text, but the text itself "I am Mary." disappeared. I do not understand why this is happening because the text is there when you preview in the Preview SWF window in InDesign.

  Here it is the list of steps in my work.

  
  

  STEP 1: Create some texts (for example, m with the tool text frame in InDesign CC )

  
  

  STEP 2: Click with the right button on the image and click on "Interactive > convert to text field»

  OR

  STEP 2: Select the block of text, open the window "buttons and forms" and change the type as "text field"

  
  

  STEP 3:  Export the document as an interactive pdf. The parameter is set by default.

  
  

  Result: When I open the PDF in Acrobat, the text field is there, but it is empty.

  
  

  Please help me solve this problem. I know this is possible because a person in front of me in my work.

  Thank you!

  As far as I know, to have a form pre-filled text [I am Marie] appear in the text field, you must set the default value of the text field in Acrobat. You can do this by selecting the field property > Options > Default Value

• HP OfficeJet Pro 8710: Scans PDF and editable text will not save

  When I scan a document to searchable PDF or won't save a resulting file to editable text (OCR).

  The error message says "The Application from HP could not save the file to the specified location."

  I tried to save in various different locations with the same result.

  I can save other formats including PDF and normal images.

  Hello

  Right click on the start icon and select programs and features.

  Locate the I.R.I.S OCR application and uninstall it.

  Then download and run the latest drivers for your printer below:

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/softlib/software13/Printers/OJ871/OJ8710_Full_WebPack_1881.exe

  Once the installation is displayed, close the specified window.

  Then, right click the button start and select run.

  type %temp%, and then press OK.

  Open the last HP installation folder that begins with 7z (e.g. 7zs1234)
  Open the optional folder.
  Right-click on IrisOCR.msi (Windows Installer), then choose install.

  Once this is done, open the HP software and try to scan the image, you can see any difference?
  
  Kind regards
  Shlomi

• Pencil apple text can be converted into typed text?  What app is necessary

  Text written with pencil for an iPad accessory Pro can be converted into typed text?

  There are apps of handwriting which convert handwriting to text typed.

  Search the iOS App store for writing text applications.

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• HP officejet pro 8600 save as editable text (OCR) does not

  HP officejet pro 8600 save as editable text (OCR) does not

  the printer reports: can not detect install OCR s/w...please

  IrisOCR 12.3.4.0 is indicated as being installed

  How can I get printer recognize/find OCR?

  1 uninstalled existing installation

  2 deleted all files

  printer 3.re - installed s/w

  4 still does not

  5 uninstall printer new s/w (about you 4th time)

  6. deleted all files in HP printer

  printer 7.re - installed s/w BUT

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• When using paint how to edit text without losing the background image

  I'm trying to edit text on a picture and it has a background, I don't want to lose the bottom.  How can I do this using paint?

  If image launched initially with a word in the background, you can't change it with paint. You can write a note on top of it so you cover, but you can consider using Adobe Photoshop.

• Deactivation of packaging of the values in the editable text field.

  Hi friends,

  I need to use the text with a fixed width field.

  And I want to disable the text wrapping in the editable text field.

  How can set a fixed width or / and turn back to the line.

  Thanks in advance,

  Stéphane

  See this Article.

  http://NA.BlackBerry.com/eng/devjournals/resources/journals/jul_2005/creating_textbox_field.jsp