Scan a text book, convert to MSWord. How do you do this?
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Do a google search for Simple OCR, download, and install.\n\nScan the image into ur computer, save it, and open simple OCR and load the image into it. then click convert to text. \n\n\nSimple OCR is free software so it isnt that accurate. \n\n\nU can spend some money and get a decent one such as Paperport
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Was never able to do that, I used to save them either as RTF or TXT files then open in word, I guess they will have a converter now though in Word
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if they are hard copie or paper files, you would have to use some softwware such as documentum to "scan" the files and then convert them to a useable format.
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Omni page SE can convert scanned graphics documents as text document. Ihave no Idea about PS2 (play station 2, but I don't know this in Computers) and KBD (No Idea) maybe short for Keyboard???
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Do a web serch for a program called Open Office, it is free and will open MS word files...
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Most scanners do have a function to recognize text in your papers. try scanning and saving your file as rtf text, if possible. Where to change the preferences, depends on your scanner type. just look for the keyword OCR in help files.\nIf you have a picture and you want this done, check for OCR software on the net, though most of them are very expensive, like FineReader.\nAnother option is Microsoft Document Imaging, which install with MS-Office package. This tool recognizes the typed text in .tiff files though.
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Acrobat uses an OCR to allow text selection which will work well if the scan is of good quality.  You just need to download the free reader at http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html
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Make everything in MS Word and convert it with Adobe Pro...that is the easiest!
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OmniPage 10.0 is the answer to your question.  You will be able to load that software and scan your item.  Omnipage will convert it to a .txt file or a .doc (word file) and then you can change it up.  It is also called an OCR.  You can also do a search on OCR programs.
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AbiWord Processor.  Its free and has spell check
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Check out the Word Help File. In the table of contents, look for...\n\nWorking with Long Documents\n  Using Master Documents\n\nIt really should be required reading. I'm always amazed by the remarkably useful features in Word that no one ever uses. Document Revision Tracking anyone? ;)
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u can use microsoft word.
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read the dictionary from cover to cover
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Browse to the desired page, select menu FILE -> SAVE AS -> choose txt as file type -> OK\n\nThat's it.
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ok is v easy! \n\n-Highlight text you want to copy -click in front of txt with left-hand part of mouse then scroll across desired text\n-Right click on mouse:scroll down menu will appear.Select copy\n-Right click on mouse:scroll down menu will appear.Select paste.\n\nDone!
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That would depend largly on what program in which the document was created or converted.  If you are refering to MS Office Programs, it would be relativly easy; on the other hand if you are refering to a PDF, it is a little more problematic.\n\nLet me know what program you are opening the document with and I will be glad to attempt to help you.
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go to dos . type in format c : and yes