Scanning - OCR/Export - Word

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• Can I convert a PDF scan to a word or other text editable with Acrobat 9 Pro? In my view, it can be done in Acrobat DC.

  Can I convert a PDF document scanned at a word or txt or other editable file format?

  In Acrobat 9, you will first need to use the OCR function to convert the scanned PDF document. You would then export to Word.

• hp3512 will not ley me save scanned doc to word doc.

  hp3512 will not ley save me scanned doc to word doc it gives only metheoptions save to JPEG, format PDF ortiff. How can this be repaired?

  Hi lake1998,

  When you save a document format, you are talking about OCR or optical character recognition.  The 3512 Deskjet will allow you to save the files analyzed in the formats listed, but it doesn't have a built in OCR.

  This thread has identified solutions that may work for you.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/scanning-faxing-and-copying/is-it-possible-to-find-an-OCR-SW-for-the-HP-DeskJet-5525/m-p/3520899/highlight/true#M81608

• How question scan to MS Word or?

  Good first day and all.

  Is it possible to put an icon on MS Word that will allow me to scan directly to Word?

  If not then how do I do this?

  Have HP 5610 all in one.

  Thank you

  Warren @.

  [Redacted for privacy]

  Hello

  I don't think that the printer has this facility. You will need to scan from Word, but only of Word 2003. For Word 2007, 2010 and 2013 the process san to something first.

  Kind regards.

• I have a HP 3510 and I want to scan to a word document an idea how I can do?

  I have a HP 3510th printer all in one

  I am running Windows 7 64 bit

  I want to scan to a word doc. No idea how I can do?

  Hello

  Please follow the instructions below:

  http://Office.Microsoft.com/en-AU/Word-Help/scan-and-edit-a-document-HA010254879.aspx

  Kind regards.

• Y at - it a pkg Adobe Acrobat sells allowing you to convert scanned documents in word?

  Is their a pkg that adobe acrobat sells allowing you to convert scanned documents in word?

  Yes, Adobe Acrobat can do all that.  Also ExportPDF service can do.

• OfficeJet 6600 how to scan to microsoft word 2010 document

  subject says it all. only able to scan in pdf you want to scan to word 2010 doc

  Hello

  Please see the following link for the problem described.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/scanning-faxing-and-copying/scan-as-OCR-for-a-HP-Photosmart-estaion-product-cq14b-model/m-p/1499589#M32987

• How can I edit a scanned document using word processing software

  The printer is a Deskjet 3052 a, OS = Vista,

  I would like to know how to edit a scanned document using a word processor (ms Word).  Or do I need OCR software that came with the printer.

  Hello

  You use an OCR module, it is not included with the printer software.

  Personally, I know that Read IRIS offer good performance, you can check the web for any other.

• Impossible to scan OCR on a model of all-in-One Photosmart B109n-z

  My solution center software downloaded from the HP site does not features to find in searchable PDF documents, .txt or .rtf as it and as stated in the manual online.  This has changed and why the non-existent OCR feature.  The solution downloaded softward Center was version 14 - I use Vista 32 bit?

  Can you advise?

  BWK

  Hello

  I like you couldn't scan to OCR.

  A search revealed the following:

  http://ascomputerz.blogspot.fr/2011/03/missing-OCR-software-on-DeskJet.html

  which led me to turn to what seems to be a site of files FTP HP = ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/printers/ocragent/

  When there is a word with the instructions doc (very easy - essentially keep the HP software and printer on) and (b) a 50 MB file that adds an IRIS OCR software to the current HP software.

  I tried - and in a few minutes, I had my first .rtf (rich TEXT file) with well digitized living characters... Either way, it was a complicated document that has worked quite well 1st time out the door.

  and voila. Good hunting :-)

• Save the Scan OCR HP

  As of today, when I do an analysis of the OCR, I can't program to save him.  The error message is that the scanned document cannot be saved to the specified location.  All the other scan functions work perfectly and the OCR scan worked fine until today.  Help?

  Reload the software, and then try again.

• OfficeJet 4630: Can not find the Option of Scan OCR

  Installed software for a Windows laptop and if I open the program "HP OfficeJet 4630 Series" / icon on the desktop I can choose the option of OCR of the category of analysis. With the Macbook Pro, I'm on now, I don't see anything like that. There are several programs of HP in a HP folder in the "Applications" folder but none resembles the Windows prorgram and none allow me to scan with OCR option. Where this option on a Mac

  Thank you

  VFN

  I talked to a technician and solve the problem.  For some reason any scanning HP app was not showing in the Mac Applications folder, which it is now. What I don't understand is what OCR really means because I just saved a scanned in the rich TEXT format document and it is editable. It wasn't always the case I think that scanning an image required OCR technology so that it can be modified according to me. So what is the point of the OCR now if it appears as saving an image as a RTF (or other format that I suspect) allows for editing?

  Thank you.

  Sorry for the double post and I check this thread as resolved, although I'd love to hear my understanding of confusion OCR addressed.

• Unable to scan to a Word document open... (not in a file) I have on my old HP but not on this one.

  Photosmart HP 6515

  using Windows XP

  1. cannot find a way to "reframe" a scanned sheet when I really want on a portion of the worksheet.  On my old HP, it was an option to lighten, Darken, crop, etc.  There are no options to set the scan I see on this one.

  2. unable to find a way to scan directly to an open Word Document.  The only options I see are in a file or email.  Most of my scanner is a file open (still unnamed).  My old HP Photosmart, there was a framework for the analysis of the Document.

  3. still unable to find a place to enter 'user-defined sizes.  I use several sizes of stationery not one of the displayed formats.  On my old HP if you want a size don't figure does not, you can configure a "custom size."

  On HP 6515 documentation, he said of 3.5 to 11 "sizes ("such as Custom"size) but it does not work.

  If someone can tell me what HP printer (for home) has the features (like my other 2 HP printers) I'll really appreciate it.  Some models say the custom calibration is available for Mac only.  I've never had a Mac... goal had w / these features of HP printers.  Can't imagine why the new models would have FEWER features.

  Someone has already tried to install and former pilot a 6510 and 6515.  I read a suggestion that install the old drivers, restores the 3 numbers above to what they were on an older model.

  Part of what happens is that the custom print size feature is no longer available on any printers that use the new firmware.  If you scan using the HP software, you should see options for the harvest and to adjust the lightness and darkness of the analysis.  If you use the HP software and can't find these options, let me know and I'll try to point you to them.  For a scan in an open Word document, you must save the analysis as an image and insert it manually in the document now.  The automatic function for this has been removed as well.  I'm sorry.

  After that I made this post, I was put to aware of this post from Travis_C that give you a work around for custom print sizes.  Hope that helps.

• How to convert a letter scanned in a Word doc?

  Original title: scanning and conversion

  How can I convert a scannned letter to a word doc? I tried remaning file to a .doc, but when I went to e-mail it it came. doc.jpg it takes way to much space for a page simple photocopy of letter...

  Hello

  -What operating system is installed on your computer?
  -What version of Microsoft Word you are using?

  I suggest you to follow these steps and check if they help.

  a. save image scanned in *.gif, *.jpeg.

  b. open this image in paint, go to ' file-> save under "and name it"xyz.tiff"in" TIFF ".

  c. go to "Start-> programs-> Microsoft Office-> Microsoft Office Document Imaging Tools"

  d. go in "file-> open" and open your scanned document that has been saved in *. TIFF format.

  e. go in ' tools-> send text Word.» You will get a prompt indicating that this process will take time, click OK. This will take some time depending on the speed of your computer (a minute or two at the most).

  f. when it's done, it will open Microsoft word on its own, and the scanned document will be in editable mode.

  See also:

  Scan and edit a document

• Scan convert ms word (.doc) file.

  Is there any software by which I can convert my scanned images (text) to the ms word doc (.doc) file?

  Hello

   
  Some scanners have the ability to convert the image to text, check your scanner manual for the exact procedure. You can also use your search engine preferred for a tool to convert.
   
  Warning: Using third-party software, including hardware drivers can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the use of third-party software can be solved. Software using third party is at your own risk.

• want to scan document into word document, says I need XP Professional with FrontPage?

  I want to be able to scan a document into a Word document.   I'm going to start, programs, and he said: scanning of document, but when it initializes said he needs from XP Professional with FrontPage?   where can I download it so I can use the digitization of documents?

  New - depends on the software.  You did not mention the manufacturer or model of the scanner in question - so - even though it is highly unlikely that it's a Microsoft product, no one here can guide you directly to the manufacturer of products FAQ and manuals and forums and others for you show where you can get more information about how to use the scanner in question in the way you want to use.

  So, to simplify things:

  (1) what is the brand of scanner and the model?

  (2) have you installed all the drivers and the software of scanner said manufacturer?