One of the benefits using OCR Software is a timesaver ?
OCR Using Microsoft OneNote 2007
For the occasional basic OCR stuff, MS OneNote's optical character recognition feature is a timesaver. it’s called Copy Text from Picture.
- Drag a scan or a saved picture into OneNote. You can use OneNote to clip part of the screen or an image into OneNote.
- Right click on the inserted picture and select Copy Text from Picture. The copied optically recognized text goes into the clipboard and you can now paste it into any program like Notepad or Wordpad
OCR Using Microsoft Office Document Imaging
You can find it in Microsoft Office \ Tools
It can only process TIFF , you can just use paint to convert it to jpg
or other Image Converter Software
- Open the file in Microsoft Office Document Imaging – File – Open.
- Click the little eye icon – Recognize Text Using OCR.
- Click on MS Word Icon – Send Text to Word.
- A MS Word File opens with the editable converted text.
- Alternatively, you can use MS Paint to select a specific area and copy it to the clipboard. Open MS Office Document Imaging – select Page – Paste Page to copy the selection for OCR.
Alternative
TOPOCR
Hope Everyone Enjoys It
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