Thanks to everyone who's sent their suggestions and options. The first
thing I tried was finding the ocr on my printer. Seems it does have
that ability as someone suggested. And even with text edit I've been
able to transform the scanned form to...I don't know how to say it. It
comes out wi
I'm the guy who asked about over quota on email, and caught a little
flack for asking the wrong kind of question. Sorry, but after a week
of confusion it was you guys that helped. So I'm going to risk asking
another questionable question.
My Fellow PowerBook-philes,
Wow! Really? I didn't know that about Tiger. I'll have to look into
it. Very cool, being able to make PDFs fillable forms. Excellent.
Excellent I say! MWUHAHAHA! Oh, oops.
Sorry for the random excitement. (G)
Sincerely,
Pacer the Loon
P. H. Adams wrote:
Are y
Dennis
Did the scanner come with OCR software? (optical character
recognition) Most of them do, and it converts "pictures", as you so
rightly call them, into some sort of text document that can be
handled by any word processing program.
If you didn't get an OCR program, maybe hunt around a bit
P. H. Adams wrote:
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I thought I could fill out a
form with my clamshell ibook much the same as I use too with a
typewriter. (I'm working with mac os x 10.3.9) So I scanned the form;
but I can't figure out how to fill it out. It's like trying to type
over a picture. I've probably got ov
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> I thought I could fill out a
>form with my clamshell ibook much the same as I use too with a
>typewriter. (I'm working with mac os x 10.3.9) So I scanned the form;
>but I can't figure out how to fill it out. It's like trying to type
>over a picture. I've probably got over 40 hours into
I'm the guy who asked about over quota on email, and caught a little
flack for asking the wrong kind of question. Sorry, but after a week
of confusion it was you guys that helped. So I'm going to risk asking
another questionable question.
