Some optical character recognition programs expect a certain type of
file; it's possible you'd have to convert from jpeg to tiff. If so, and
you're running Windows, you probably have Microsoft Picture It! which
will do the conversion.
mike scott wrote:
A jpeg is just a form of bit-mapped image file, and isn't really
considered editable in a 'text' sense (although you can of course use
your favourite bitmapped image editor to alter it.)
You'd need to either put it through a character recognition program to
create a text file, or retype by hand. In which case you can pick your
own format - text [writer or notepad or .....], or spreadsheet
[impress].
On 13 Jan 2008 at 11:17, Howard wrote:
Its just a jpeg that I saved after I copied it to my desktop.
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