Re: Scan to edit document
- From: Dennis <Dennis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 7 Mar 2008 20:33:01 -0800
Thanks again. The version I have is not the Beta version, but the full
Office Pro Suite which was downloaded from MS. None-the-less, hopefully I'll
remember to install the full version this time.
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Dennis
"LVTravel" wrote:
Ok, When you get the replacement disk, I would recommend that you totally.
uninstall Office and reinstall with the new disk. Hopefully that will
remove any trace of beta software that may be causing your issue. Good luck
and post back with or without a solution.
"Dennis" <Dennis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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LVTravel,
Thanks for your help! Will have to wait for a solution on this. I Beta
Tested Office Suite 2007 and had a "free" downloadable copy. Have lost
the
master disk, so had to order a replacement. I'm happy as the link for the
orginal download is dead and now get an offical full version. My thanks
again.
--
Dennis
"LVTravel" wrote:
Again, I assume you checked the file location in the post and did not
find
the files so it wouldn't be installed. If not check that location and
post
back.
Try rerunning the setup from the original disks with a add/repair
selection.
If it still fails, I would recommend uninstalling totally and then
rebooting
the computer and reinstalling the program (BTW did you have a trial
version
on the system when the Pro version was installed?) using the custom
configuration and specifically selecting the Document Imaging.
Let us know how it is going.
"Dennis" <Dennis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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My many thanks!
Have checked, but Office Imaging is not in the Office Tools box. I am
using
Office 2007 Pro full version. Funny why I cannot add it to Office by
going
to Add/Remove, then going to Office 2007 and click change. When
clicking
on
the change button, it starts, but then stops.
--
Dennis
"LVTravel" wrote:
They are there to do just what you want to do. Follow the directions
completely and you should have no issues other than cleanup of the
editable
document in Word.
I am going to assume that you have a properly installed scanner and
hopefully a full copy of Office, not a standalone version of Word
2007.
Click the following location and look for the following files:
C:\program
Files\Common Files\MODI\12.0\MSPSCAN.EXE, MSPVIEW.EXE & XOCR3.PSP
along
with
40 other files and folders. If you don't have the files listed there,
you
don't have document imaging installed and you need to repair install
the
Office programs either doing a full install or custom install and make
sure
document imaging is selected.
Remember the location to start Document Imaging is Start, Programs,
Microsoft Office, Microsoft Office Tools, Microsoft Office Document
Imaging.
Again if this is not present the imaging software from MS probably
hasn't
been installed.
Hope this helps, let us know.
"Dennis" <Dennis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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What are these directions for?
In Windows Vista Click the Start button , click All Programs, then
click
Microsoft Office, click Microsoft Office Tools, and then click
Microsoft
Office Document Imaging.
In Windows XP Click Start, click All Programs, click Microsoft
Office,
click Microsoft Office Tools, and then click Microsoft Office
Document
Imaging.
On the File menu, click Open.
Locate the document that you scanned, and then click Open.
After Microsoft Office Document Imaging runs, press CTRL+A to select
the
entire document, and then press CTRL+C.
Start Microsoft Office Word.
Click the Microsoft Office Button , and then click New.
Click Blank document, and then click Create.
Press CTRL+V to paste the contents of the scanned document into the
new
file.
You now have a document that you can edit. Be sure to save the new
file
so
that you don't lose your changes.
--
Dennis
"Mary" wrote:
You need an OCR program to convert the picture to text. Scanned
documents
are
actually just pictures, not editable text.
"Dennis" wrote:
Would like to scan an employment application and edit it in Word
2007.
Have
gone to Office Tools, but do not see the scan option. Also,
going
to
Add/Remove programs to install it, clicking Change, nothing
happens.
Any
help out there?
--
Dennis
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