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susanxx | 20:56 Sat 23rd Aug 2014 | Computers
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I have scanned some documents and want to edit them down to be more precise with the info contained within them. I am using windows 7 and am at a loss as to how I can edit them to achieve what I want.
I would also like to remove some games programs that came pre installed when I bought my laptop but can't understand how to do this either. Any help please. Thanks
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For your first query , you need an OCR (optical character reader) - I use Omni page when I had Windows, and this did the translation to user-friendly word docs at the scan point, but could also be used on existing documents.
Proof read very carefully any result from OCR, it is prone to errors. That is why I keep getting speeding tickets meant for someone driving a Ford Focus in Swords. I don't drive a Focus and haven't been in Swords for about 7 years.
To extract the text from a scanned document you need to feed the output from your scanner into an OCR (= Optical Character Recognition) program.

To keep the document largely as it is, but change some of the text within it, you need to think of the scan as a photograph and edit it with an image-manipulation program.

My posts on this thread provide further information:
http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Technology/Question1354477.html

To uninstall a program, follow these instructions:
http://www.wikihow.com/Remove-Programs-%28Windows-7%29
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thanks for the help, thought it was more straightforward to do. With regards to unistall, it looks like I'll have to go down the malware route as I have tried to uninstall but the prog does not appear there.

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