extract from scaned documents?
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You scanner should have come with software to extract text (it's called OCR software). If the scanner's software isn't installed and you don't have the CD try downloading it at the scanner's manufacturer's website. If the manufacturer doesn't offer the software try searching Google for "free OCR software", or go to other scanner manufacturer's websites and see if you can download it free from them--since most of this software extracts text from a picture file, not directly from the scanner.\n\nAs for printing in certain areas, I have never seen software that lets you do this easily, but it probably exists. If it does exist, I would imagine it would use a picture file, not a text file. Try searching Google for it if the OCR software you find doesn't have this feature. \n\nJust remember to put the paper in the printer the right way. ; )
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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!
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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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I use Easy CD-DA Extractor. Its the best I have found. Website is listed below.
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Go to the newspaper's website and check the archives.\n\nYou can also visit the newspaper office. They also keep hard and microfiche documents.
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just extract the 1st one and the rest will follow automatically. It's in-built.
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If you have a website that provides the data, you can harvest it with curl or wget
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Either to extract by pull or collision.
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Use Windows Explorer's search function if you can.
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After you have deleted the document:\nRunning Disk Cleanup and Disk Defragmenter (both in System Tools) will clear out the document (almost completely) from your system. It can still be recovered with specialist tools, but will essentially be gone.
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Use Pc Inspector File Recovery
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You can use softwares like PC Inspector File Recovery for this purpose!
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simple!\nuse black and white mode for scanning
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You can not.\nIf the scanner doesn't support negative films (If that what you mean), Don't waste your time\n\nBUT\n\nIf you want to convert the colors of scanned image to negative, it is easy to do in any image program
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With PC Inspector File Recovery
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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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you need a scanner and ocr software. MIKE