Which document scanning software can scan multiple pages into one document?
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Abbyy Finereader 8.0 has the option of generating multiple page PDF files.
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You can try this service,\nhttp://www.tabservice.com/pdf.html\n\nor,\n\nhttp://www.designs-services.com/English/Document_Scanning.htm\n\nor,\n\nhttp://www.x-paper.net/      (8 cents per page)\n\nor,\n\nhttp://www.scandexsystems.com/BookScanning2.html\n\nI couldn't find any pricing for the other three web sites.   The x-paper seems like the best deal at 8 cents per page multiplied by 1500 pages equals $12.00.  Not too bad of a deal.\n\nHope this helps you out!
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Stellent Quick View Plus\n\nStellent’s Quick View Plus provides the viewing of virtually any business document in more than 225 Windows, UNIX, Macintosh, DOS and Internet file formats. With a simple mouse click on the desktop, in a browser or in an email application, Quick View Plus enables users to view the contents of a document; print, copy and paste the document view; and instantly compress a file or add a file to an existing archive.\n\nWith Quick View Plus' broad coverage of legacy and current business applications, users can view and access the contents of files created in word processing, spreadsheet, presentation, graphics and compressed file formats from within their browser, email client and desktop.\n\nFor more information or to download an evaluation copy of Quick View Plus please see our worldwide distributor, Avantstar, Inc., at www.avantstar.com.
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Try this on line scan.
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You should get openoffice. It is the same thing but free.
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You need OCR softare  (Optical Character Recognition).  Your scanner probably came with some software that does this.
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If you want something that will do everything you want, is easier to use than openoffice, is also free, and is only 5mb instead of 90mb to download, then try abiword:\nhttp://www.abiword.com/
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You can use OmniFormat. It is a free document conversion utility which allows dynamic conversion and image manipulation of over 75 file formats including HTML, DOC, XLS, WPD, PDF, JPG, GIF, TIF, PNG, PCX, PPT, PS, TXT, Photo CD, FAX and MPEG. For a full list of supported formats please see our FAQ page.\n\nOmniFormat is here: http://www.omniformat.com/download.html
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OCR - Optical Character Recognition. Recognizes picture of character and reproduces as a working document in word. The best I've used is "Omni Page Pro 10" it actually gets 95% right so there is very little cleanup. The programs that come free with scanners don't work well so you spend alot of time retyping the correct words.
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there is hardware for this job, and it comes with its own software.\nYou need a scanner that has a slides tray.\nI've done this a couple of times and I used photoshop to\nretouch the scanned slides. The tray holds 20 slides.\nThe scanning plugin for photoshop (that came with the scanner) has functionality for slides and after scanning, \nit automatically creates an image per slide.\nIf you also use scripts to automate the saving, then converting slides to digital images becomes a pretty quick job.
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I use an.. HP PSC 1510 All-in-one....printer, scanner, and copier.  Cost under $90.  I also got a $20 rebate from Costco.\nE
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try this one\nABBYY PDF Transformer
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Yes. And here you have some online scaners:\nhttp://askcomputerexpert.ws43.com/download
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Place on scanner, ask for OCR (Optical Character Recognition), scan, and proof-read
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I know of a shareware product that might help. It's called Image2PDF, for Windows.\nhttp://www.ixesoft.com/image2pdf/eg/\n\nIt will convert all of the TIFF embedded images into a multi-paged pdf file, one image per page. You could then open that pdf into Photoshop, which will prompt you to open one page at a time.\n\nIt helped me convert a bunch of multi-image scanned TIFFs into PDFs for a client.\n\nHope it helps
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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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(m)\n\nWhat is OCR?\nOCR (Optical Character Recognition) is the technology that allows to transform paper documents into editable computer files.\n\n Place the document on the scanner\n\n Click the Scan&Read button...\n\n...and see the recognized text on the screen!\n\nLet's say you need a digital replica of such a document as a magazine page, newspaper, fax, press clipping, printer or typewriter output, photocopy or book page. You may try to recreate a document from scratch, but this is a chore. OCR provides the best alternative to manual typing.\n\nUsing ABBYY FineReader OCR is easy: put the document into the scanner, click the "Scan&Read" button, verify the recognition results and export them to one of the office applications such as MS Word or MS Excel, or save them in one of the supported formats (HTML, PDF, TXT).\n\nThe entire process of data input from paper to computer takes less than a minute, and the electronic document looks just like the paper original!