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Your scanner hardware works hand in hand with

your software to produce data files. In fact, the

most important aspect of getting great results with

your scanner is understanding a little bit about the

software that creates these files. The rest of this

booklet presents software topics that will help you

to understand the scanning process. You'll find

that scanning software is used to produce two types

of files: text files, which contain characters and

letters, or image files, which depict some type of

illustration. Text files can be edited with an

ordinary word processing program. Image files

can be manipulated using special software

programs called image editors.

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OCR (optical character recognition) programs

decipher hard copy words and covert them into

editable text files, just as if you had typed them

yourself. More powerful programs even recognize

a variety of typestyles and page formats.

Why waste time reentering information to get it on

disk? For businesses with a steady stream of critical

information or any hard copy data that must be

converted to disk, a scanner and an OCR program

can be real time-savers. You can combine infor-

mation from many different sources into com-

prehensive reports, convert old documents to data

files for easy storage, capture information from

trade journals or papers-the list goes on and on.

Even if you usually use your computer for simple

word processing or spreadsheets, you'll appreciate

the convenience of OCR. To prove it, Epson

includes a leading manufacturer's OCR Try-Pak

with each of its scanners, so that you can try out

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