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Often, not having options available to copy or export in some way a Display
of sorts, I find that,(wrongly, perhaps,) my last resort is to use
Alt-Print/Screen to get some record of what may of value in the Display.
However, the
format of the record is actually an image. I have problems dealing with it
when it comes to sort it out, in some way, or edit it, if necessary.
Is there a way to extract the contents and paste them, in
an editable format, to Notepad, for instance, of to a favorite Word
Processor ?

Thanks, in advance, for any suggestions!

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BAP wrote:
Often, not having options available to copy or export in some way
a Display of sorts, I find that,(wrongly, perhaps,) my last resort is
to use Alt-Print/Screen to get some record of what may of value in
the Display. However, the
format of the record is actually an image. I have problems dealing
with it when it comes to sort it out, in some way, or edit it, if
necessary.
Is there a way to extract the contents and paste them, in
an editable format, to Notepad, for instance, of to a favorite Word
Processor ?

Thanks, in advance, for any suggestions!

You need an OCR (optical character recognition) program).

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dadiOH
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dadiOH's dandies v3.06...
....a help file of info about MP3s, recording from
LP/cassette and tips & tricks on this and that.
Get it at http://mysite.verizon.net/xico

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On Wed, 29 Mar 2006 03:09:02 -0800, BAP
wrote:

?Often, not having options available to copy or export in some way a Display
of sorts, I find that,(wrongly, perhaps,) my last resort is to use
Alt-Print/Screen to get some record of what may of value in the Display.
However, the
format of the record is actually an image. I have problems dealing with it
when it comes to sort it out, in some way, or edit it, if necessary.
Is there a way to extract the contents and paste them, in
an editable format, to Notepad, for instance, of to a favorite Word
Processor ?

Thanks, in advance, for any suggestions!

If it's Web pages then try saving the page with your browser, in
Netscape it's under the File menu. Save it to a Temp file then open
it with Word. The graphics won't show up because they are not on
your machine but all the text and URL's are there although they
won't work. You can then edit it and copy/paste text etc.

If that's not it what kind of displays are you interested in?

Regards,

Bill Watt
Win98 Computer Help & Other Information http://home.ptd.net/~bwatt/

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Thanks for the tip, dadiOH!
I assume that you have and do use a favorite OCR Utility.
Can you share the site where I could find and download one?
Preferably a free version?


"dadiOH" wrote:

BAP wrote:
Often, not having options available to copy or export in some way
a Display of sorts, I find that,(wrongly, perhaps,) my last resort is
to use Alt-Print/Screen to get some record of what may of value in
the Display. However, the
format of the record is actually an image. I have problems dealing
with it when it comes to sort it out, in some way, or edit it, if
necessary.
Is there a way to extract the contents and paste them, in
an editable format, to Notepad, for instance, of to a favorite Word
Processor ?

Thanks, in advance, for any suggestions!

You need an OCR (optical character recognition) program).

--

dadiOH
____________________________

dadiOH's dandies v3.06...
....a help file of info about MP3s, recording from
LP/cassette and tips & tricks on this and that.
Get it at http://mysite.verizon.net/xico

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Bill, I inherited a machine that uses W2K Pro, but happens to be by some
sort of virus. It is a stand alone Unit. I
have downloaded and used AVG Anti-virus Utility. When I scan the Temp
folder, indicated as the location by warning pop-ups during the Booting
stage, AVG shows me a page that has seven items that appear to be infected.
The Report shows them all, but does not give an option to save the info in a
friendly format. I could put the entire image on the clipboard and use that
info to the experts, but I was hoping to be able to remove or alter the part
where the prior
User name is shown, strictly for simple consideration and respect.
Of course, there could be other instances where similar situations might
arise.
Thank you for your interest!
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"Bill Watt" wrote:

On Wed, 29 Mar 2006 03:09:02 -0800, BAP
wrote:

?Often, not having options available to copy or export in some way a Display
of sorts, I find that,(wrongly, perhaps,) my last resort is to use
Alt-Print/Screen to get some record of what may of value in the Display.
However, the
format of the record is actually an image. I have problems dealing with it
when it comes to sort it out, in some way, or edit it, if necessary.
Is there a way to extract the contents and paste them, in
an editable format, to Notepad, for instance, of to a favorite Word
Processor ?

Thanks, in advance, for any suggestions!

If it's Web pages then try saving the page with your browser, in
Netscape it's under the File menu. Save it to a Temp file then open
it with Word. The graphics won't show up because they are not on
your machine but all the text and URL's are there although they
won't work. You can then edit it and copy/paste text etc.

If that's not it what kind of displays are you interested in?

Regards,

Bill Watt
Win98 Computer Help & Other Information http://home.ptd.net/~bwatt/

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BAP wrote:
Thanks for the tip, dadiOH!
I assume that you have and do use a favorite OCR Utility.
Can you share the site where I could find and download one?
Preferably a free version?

I'd be happy to but don't have and have never used one. Google spat out
this...
http://www.simpleocr.com/Info.asp


dadiOH
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"dadiOH" wrote:

BAP wrote:
Often, not having options available to copy or export in some
way a Display of sorts, I find that,(wrongly, perhaps,) my last
resort is to use Alt-Print/Screen to get some record of what may of
value in
the Display. However, the
format of the record is actually an image. I have problems dealing
with it when it comes to sort it out, in some way, or edit it, if
necessary.
Is there a way to extract the contents and paste them, in
an editable format, to Notepad, for instance, of to a favorite Word
Processor ?

Thanks, in advance, for any suggestions!

You need an OCR (optical character recognition) program).

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Will be glad to download it and try it out.
Thank you!

"dadiOH" wrote:

BAP wrote:
Thanks for the tip, dadiOH!
I assume that you have and do use a favorite OCR Utility.
Can you share the site where I could find and download one?
Preferably a free version?

I'd be happy to but don't have and have never used one. Google spat out
this...
http://www.simpleocr.com/Info.asp


dadiOH
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"dadiOH" wrote:

BAP wrote:
Often, not having options available to copy or export in some
way a Display of sorts, I find that,(wrongly, perhaps,) my last
resort is to use Alt-Print/Screen to get some record of what may of
value in
the Display. However, the
format of the record is actually an image. I have problems dealing
with it when it comes to sort it out, in some way, or edit it, if
necessary.
Is there a way to extract the contents and paste them, in
an editable format, to Notepad, for instance, of to a favorite Word
Processor ?

Thanks, in advance, for any suggestions!

You need an OCR (optical character recognition) program).

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"BAP" wrote in message
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Will be glad to download it and try it out.
Thank you!


**
Incidentally, if you are looking for a program that will capture a screen
image (bmp,jpg), here is one with a lot of extra options including a 'print
screen", copy (so you can past it into a word processor), etc.:

http://www.webtree.ca/newlife/printkey_info.htm
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"dadiOH" wrote:

BAP wrote:
Thanks for the tip, dadiOH!
I assume that you have and do use a favorite OCR Utility.
Can you share the site where I could find and download one?
Preferably a free version?

I'd be happy to but don't have and have never used one. Google spat out
this...
http://www.simpleocr.com/Info.asp


dadiOH
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"dadiOH" wrote:

BAP wrote:
CB/CB;CB?Often, not having options available to copy or export in
some
way a Display of sorts, I find that,(wrongly, perhaps,) my last
resort is to use Alt-Print/Screen to get some record of what may of
value in
the Display. However, the
format of the record is actually an image. I have problems dealing
with it when it comes to sort it out, in some way, or edit it, if
necessary.
Is there a way to extract the contents and paste them, in
an editable format, to Notepad, for instance, of to a favorite Word
Processor ?

Thanks, in advance, for any suggestions!

You need an OCR (optical character recognition) program).

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Was able to download that utility...rather large at 9.28MB... but ran into
trouble during the installation.
An I/O error occurred while installing a file. This is normally caused by
bad installation media or a corrupt installation file. (Abort or Retry)
I tried again and again on two machines, but could not get it to work.
Download a new copy?
Will see!
Thank you!




"dadiOH" wrote:

BAP wrote:
Thanks for the tip, dadiOH!
I assume that you have and do use a favorite OCR Utility.
Can you share the site where I could find and download one?
Preferably a free version?

I'd be happy to but don't have and have never used one. Google spat out
this...
http://www.simpleocr.com/Info.asp


dadiOH
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"dadiOH" wrote:

BAP wrote:
Often, not having options available to copy or export in some
way a Display of sorts, I find that,(wrongly, perhaps,) my last
resort is to use Alt-Print/Screen to get some record of what may of
value in
the Display. However, the
format of the record is actually an image. I have problems dealing
with it when it comes to sort it out, in some way, or edit it, if
necessary.
Is there a way to extract the contents and paste them, in
an editable format, to Notepad, for instance, of to a favorite Word
Processor ?

Thanks, in advance, for any suggestions!

You need an OCR (optical character recognition) program).