What I have found is that I can import documents from my scanner. It is a
Epson Perfection 4180 scanner. I click picture, then scan. Then I can click
can click select source or request. I have found that I have to use the
request option. The other will not work for me.
I want to say thank you
Barbara,
Is there some way I can use my scanner to scan directly into openoffice? I
use Adobe photoshop CS2 and sometimes I will use the scanner to scan
directly into photoshop. I would like to do the same with open office, if I
could.
Sincerely,
Jeff
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On Friday 28 March 2008 11:16:22 Jeff wrote:
Is there some way I can use my scanner to scan directly into openoffice?
Insert - Picture - Scan
There are then 2 options. Unfortunately I have not got a working scanner at
the moment, so I can't check which. But with only 2 alternatives it would
Jeff wrote:
Barbara,
Is there some way I can use my scanner to scan directly into
openoffice? I use Adobe photoshop CS2 and sometimes I will use the
scanner to scan directly into photoshop. I would like to do the same
with open office, if I could.
Yes, you can scan into OpenOffice. Just
On Saturday 29 March 2008, Lisi Reisz wrote:
On Friday 28 March 2008 11:16:22 Jeff wrote:
Is there some way I can use my scanner to scan directly into openoffice?
Insert - Picture - Scan
There are then 2 options. Unfortunately I have not got a working scanner at
the moment, so I can't check
Glad everything is OK now. Guess it really was a bad file after all the
first time! Enjoy OOo, and come back to the list at users@openoffice.org
if you have any more questions. There are always plenty of people to
help out.
Jeff wrote:
Barbara
I downloaded it again from the open office
Hi, Jeff, sorry you are still having problems. Let's move this
discussion back to the list so that others can try to help you. Have you
tried another download? Also, there is a way to check the downloaded
file for accuracy using the md5sum capability. I haven't had any
experience with that, so
Barbara Duprey wrote:
Hi, Jeff, sorry you are still having problems. Let's move this
discussion back to the list so that others can try to help you. Have
you tried another download? Also, there is a way to check the
downloaded file for accuracy using the md5sum capability. I haven't
had any
Jeff wrote:
I can't complete the download and I have a fairly new computer, with xp pro installed on it. I had it reformatted two months ago.
Jeff
If you're still having trouble with the install, the incomplete or
corrupted issue is sometimes because your antivirus software is
complaining
I can't complete the download and I have a fairly new computer, with xp pro
installed on it. I had it reformatted two months ago.
Jeff
Jeff wrote the following on 3/18/2008 8:30 PM:
I can't complete the download and I have a fairly new computer, with xp pro installed on it. I had it reformatted two months ago.
Jeff
You didn't mention if you are downloading over a dial-up connection. The
OpenOffice download is huge for
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