Chinese OCR with Office Document Scanning Thread poster: beirenbo
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I've been looking all over the forums, and found a lot of good options for scanning Chinese documents to OCR. It seems from most of the posts that all I need is a scanner and Office 2003, both of which I have, but I still cannot figure out how to scan Chinese documents to OCR. Is there anyone who can walk me through it step by step? I would really appreciate it. Thanks.
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China
Local time: 23:02
English to Chinese
| Choose original language | Feb 9, 2007 |
Office OCR defaults original language to English. You should change it to Chinese in Microsoft Office Document Imaging:
Tools -> Options -> OCR -> OCR language
Shang
| | | | Kevin Harper 
United Kingdom
Local time: 15:02
German to English
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| Office Proofing Tools 2003 | Feb 9, 2007 |
Firstly, make sure you have the East Asian language settings in Windows (XP):
[Control Panel -> Regional and Language Options -> Languages tab. "Install files for East Asian languages" should be ticked, if not tick it now and it will install the appropriate files when you click OK.]
Secondly, you will probably need Office Proofing Tools 2003, and install both the Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese packages.
Once you have done this, from the start menu, select Microsoft Office -> Tools -> Microsoft Document Imaging
Once this has opened, in the Tools menu, select Options and then go to the OCR tab. Set the language for OCR here and then scan in the document or open the file.
If you have already opened the file or scanned, in the Tools menu, select Recognize text using OCR... If it says it has already done this, click OK. This then allows you to check and change the language for the OCR. If the language is correct, there is no need to run the OCR again.
| | | | Kevin Harper
United Kingdom
Local time: 15:02
German to English
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Sorry, you then need to go back to the Tools menu and select Send text to Word...
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beirenbo
Local time: 09:02
TOPIC STARTER | Thanks, I'm dumb. | Feb 9, 2007 |
Thanks guys, I was confused since the only OCR language choices were English, French, and Spanish (story of my life!); I originally thought that Proofing Tools were something automatically included in Office, but now I realize it's something separate. The guy at my local Office Max had never even heard of it, so does anyone know where I might be able to download a free/cheap/trial version?
I also tried to download Shangshu from www.52z.com/soft/2126.html
multiple times but the download was very slow and stopped itself every time after getting about halfway through, so if anyone knows a good site for that as well, it would be way cool of you to pass that along. Thanks again!
Aaron 高山
| | | | beirenbo
Local time: 09:02
TOPIC STARTER | More Shangshu Info? | Feb 9, 2007 |
Never mind about downloading the Shangshu. I tried again today and was able to do it much more quickly. However, as this is the first time I've tried to use actual Chinese applications, I'm a bit puzzled. All of the commands are like "???" instead of Chinese. I have the East Asian packs installed and have no problem reading the characters on Word and websites. Is there something different I need to read them on Chinese applications? Is this something that having Proofing Tools would solve?
Aaron
| | | | | Chinese OCR with Office Document Scanning | Jun 13, 2017 |
beirenbo wrote: I've been looking all over the forums, and found a lot of good options for scanning Chinese documents to OCR. It seems from most of the top Bulk scanning service that all I need is a scanner and Office 2003, both of which I have, but I still cannot figure out how to scan Chinese documents to OCR. Is there anyone who can walk me through it step by step? I would really appreciate it. Thanks.
Hello,
I never heard about scanning Chinese document and their conversion into OCR.
What things you uses in converting them???
| | | | | Chinese OCR with Office Document Scanning | Sep 26 |
beirenbo wrote:
I've been looking all over the forums, and found a lot of good options for scanning Chinese documents to OCR. It seems from most of the posts that all I need is a scanner and Office 2003, both of which I have, but I still cannot figure out how to scan Chinese documents to OCR. Is there anyone who can walk me through it step by step? I would really appreciate it. Thanks.
Office OCR defaults original language to English. You should change it to Chinese in Microsoft Office Document Scanning:
Tools -> Options -> OCR -> OCR language
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