which program do you require to edit a scanned document sent to you by email?
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To edit a scanned document, you'll need Adobe Acrobat Professional. You can purchase it for about $500 at adobe.com. That's the only way to edit a PDF.
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If you have a printer that has a scanner on it, take what u need to scan, scan it on the printer, and you should see a screen that automatically comes up with what u have scanned. Review ur options, edit and save the document. (don't 4get where u saved it). Open up MS word, look for the open foler button on the toolbar, click the button and look in the drop down menu for your hardware options (whether u saved it in my documents, local C drive, 3 1/2 floppy, etc.). Find it and open it, the document that u scanned should now appear in the MS word document, and from there u can edit the document and save as u wish. I hope this helps. If u need anymore help hit me back!
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Use Outlook express or Incedimail
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not exactly sure what kind of data you are talking about but if you mean selected (ie highligted) text data you can press 'cntrl-c' to copy the data (or edit > copy) then go and create a new email message and press 'cntrl-p' to paste the data (or edit > paste).
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You have to use an Optical Character Recognition software (OCR). Usually one comes with the scanner.  It reads the page, and does its best to convert the page into a text file that you can edit.
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Just left click and drag the mouse over the area you want to copy then right click on the area and select "copy."  Then open new email and when you start to type just right click and select "paste" and the part you highlighted will appear on that page.\n\nGood Luck
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I suppose you could run it through a translator.  There are several available online.\n\nBut if you want the document to be good, unfortunately, only a human can do that.
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Hi,\nIf you wish to copy the text and photo Only then go to the email containing the Text and Photo in your mailbox and do the following. Place the cursor to the very begining of your email where the Dear X, or Hi is. Make sure the cursor looks like an  I  .  and click and HOLD THE LEFT SIDE OF MOUSE( Means PRESS THE LEFT button and don't let go). As your finger remains pressed, drag the mouse across ( to the right of the email). As you do this, you will see the text being highlighted in dark blue. Do not let go. Continue to hold till you highlight the first sentence. When you have done so, keep pressing (dont let go) and simply drag your mouse downwards to the place in your email where you would like to have it stopped. The parts you wish to copy are now highlighted in blue. Now Let go from pressing the left side of the mouse. Your text is now highlighted. Simply take the mouse and pass it over anywhere in the highlighted area and RIGHT CLICK. Some options will come up in a Box. Click > Copy. Now got to MS-Word and open a New Document. When the document is opened, click Edit > Paste. Now the items which you have selected only will appear.\nHope this helps.\ntc\nLove\nAngel Doll
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Yes try emailstripper\nhttp://www.papercut.biz/emailStripper.htm\n\nI don't know which email client you use,but in Thunderbird you can edit them out
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Notepad for Windows (FREE)\nTextEdit for Mac (FREE)
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scan and save as a PDF
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go to your sent messages folder, open the email you want to edit, and edit it...that simple :D
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why dont you just cut and paste the email?
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Need scanning program then scan it and send.
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Oh there is an answer. Copy and Paiste the email into Word or Excel.   \n\nFile\nPrint\nPage Setup \nFit To Page\n\nPiece a cake!
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Use the BCC: field. It is 'Blind Carbon Copy' or 'Blind Courtesy Copy' (whichever you prefer). Regardless, any receipint in the bcc field will not be shown in the e-mail.