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Arfur Million
Whenever I try using the Microsoft Office Document Imaging programme to do
some OCR I get the message "OCR was not successful (no text was found) on
one or more pages". I've enabled OCR in the Control Panel option for
Microsoft Office. I'm using Vista Ultimate with Office Ultimate 2007.
I've found KB 918215 which describes a very similar looking problem with
Office 2003 - is there a similar fix for Office 2007? (I'm posting this to a
Vista group on the grounds that the DEP mentioned in the KB article might be
analogous to Vista's security facilities.)
Any help would be appreciated.
I must say that this is all very frustrating. I'm just trying to OCR a
document that I've scanned, and using the original manufacturer's software
this would have been a 3-click operation - it's a MicroTek ScanMaker 3800.
Now I've got to load the image with MS' (very basic) Fax software, save it
somewhere, locate the file, open it in Paint and save it as a tiff, open it
with MS Office Document Imaging (which had to be enabled) - all because MS
couldn't be bothered to ensure that Vista isn't backwardly compatible with a
reasonably recent piece of software. [/slightrant]
Grumpily,
Arfur
some OCR I get the message "OCR was not successful (no text was found) on
one or more pages". I've enabled OCR in the Control Panel option for
Microsoft Office. I'm using Vista Ultimate with Office Ultimate 2007.
I've found KB 918215 which describes a very similar looking problem with
Office 2003 - is there a similar fix for Office 2007? (I'm posting this to a
Vista group on the grounds that the DEP mentioned in the KB article might be
analogous to Vista's security facilities.)
Any help would be appreciated.
I must say that this is all very frustrating. I'm just trying to OCR a
document that I've scanned, and using the original manufacturer's software
this would have been a 3-click operation - it's a MicroTek ScanMaker 3800.
Now I've got to load the image with MS' (very basic) Fax software, save it
somewhere, locate the file, open it in Paint and save it as a tiff, open it
with MS Office Document Imaging (which had to be enabled) - all because MS
couldn't be bothered to ensure that Vista isn't backwardly compatible with a
reasonably recent piece of software. [/slightrant]
Grumpily,
Arfur