Make a scan searchable in a scanned lesson plan from an office scanner
Add an invisible text layer so you can search and select the words on scanned pages. Even office scans give the font match plenty to work with. Very coarse scans can be refused when the redraw would not be faithful.
How to do it
- 1.Open OCR PDF.
- 2.Add the scanned PDF.
- 3.Download the searchable PDF.
Scanning with an office scanner
- • Office multifunction printers scan at 200 to 300 dpi, often in grayscale or colour, and many can add a searchable text layer.
- • Pages fed through the document feeder can come out slightly skewed.
What people change in a lesson plan
- • Date and class
- • Learning objectives
- • Activities and timings
- • Resources and homework
Details
- • Up to 20 scanned pages are recognised at a time.
- • Pages that already have real text are skipped.
Questions people ask
+Does OCR change how the page looks?
No. The text layer is invisible and the scan stays as it is.
+Do I need to convert the scan to Word first?
No. MythosPDF edits the scanned page itself. There is no conversion, so the page keeps its look.
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