Did the HP All in One not come with any OCR software? OCR software is
usually provided by the scanner manufacturer... although I have to say in my
experience that it's not usually very successful. I've found I have to take
more time editing it than I would have done if I'd typed it in manually. If
I'm scanning in documents, I do tend to scan to PDF and edit in Acrobat, but
that program certainly isn't free.
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"Larry" <larrym6833@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I am running Vista Bus. 32 w/Office 2k7 installed. I am trying to find out
>how to scan a document and then edit it say in Word.
> I went to the MS website and the link I found there mentioned going to
> control panel and in Programs & Features setting up
> the Office Document Reader, or something like that. But the directions do
> not quite match what I see on the pc.
> Also fwiw I have a HP OJ6310 All In One. Without buying a separate
> program, say IRIS, is there a way to do what I ask?
>
> TIA