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Figure 14-4:Pictures from the camera now in a folder named 2004 Wildflowers TourScanning DocumentsA scanner is like a photocopy machine attached to a computer. Unlike a photo- copy machine, which copies a document directly to paper, a scanner copies adocument to a file on your hard disk. The document will be a picture, which isfine in most cases. But if you scan text with hopes of editing it with WordPador some other word-processing program, it won t work. You ll have to convertthe scanned document to text first, using Optical Character Recognition(OCR) software. Many scanners come with such software. You can also purchase andinstall OCR software yourself. To see Windows XP-compatible OCR products, go to www.WindowsCatalog.com. On the home page, click the Software tab. In the left column, click Utilities.Scanner. To shop online, go to any site that sells software(for example, www.TigerDirect.com, www.cdw.com) and search for OCRsoftware. Exactly how you install and use your scanner depends on its make and model. Most of that information will have to come from the printed documentationthat came with the scanner. But assuming the scanner is XP-compatible, and isproperly installed, you can use the Camera and Scanner Wizard, described in If your scanner has a document feeder, and you intend to scan multiple docu- ments, load the documents to be scanned into the feeder. If you re just scan- ning one thing, go ahead and put it in the scanner. Make sure the scanner isturned on and ready to go; then execute the following steps:
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