Theos-Talk Archives (November 2004 Message tt00128)

Hello Dallas,

Glad the file came through. My computer skills are still rather 
primitive, and I'm certain that others can give you a better answer. I 
scanned the text with Adobe Photoshop CS, as if it were a photograph and 
put it in a PDF format, so as far as I know, there is nothing in the 
coding that can "recognize" the individual letters and words. In other 
words, there is no way to translate the text into a wordprocessing 
software. The only way I can think of for you to convert them to MS 
Word is to print out the pages and rescan them as an OCR file. You will 
need a scanner and OCR software to do this. I use OmniPage, which is 
best one I know of, but I have seen trial versions of another product 
(Iris, I think it is called) which you can download for free. But I 
don't think it is nearly as accurate as OmniPage. Once you scan it, you 
will need to carefully proof it for scanning errors. Actually, the 
whole process sometimes takes almost as long as it would take you 
tosimply re-type it. 
Good luck.
--j



W.Dallas TenBroeck wrote:

> Dear Jerry:
>
> 	Re: Voice PDF on the Peking foreword
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> Thanks -- got them -- now I am trying to translate them into WORD so I can
> file them. No success even with QUICK VIEW.
>
> Appreciated a lot.
>
> Do you have them in MS DOS WORD ? It would help?
>
> Dallas
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: krishtar [mailto:krishtar_a@b...] 
> Sent: Thursday, November 11, 2004 4:30 AM
> To: theos-talk@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Theos-World received the Peking voice
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> Dear Jerry
>
> Thank you very much for the PDF on the Peking foreword.
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