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Convert .jpg to .odt

aspo Posted messages 179 Status Member -  
brupala Posted messages 111188 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   -
Hello,

I would like to know how to convert a .jpg (or .jpeg) file to .odt format please??
if possible online

thank you for your responses

Configuration: Windows 7 / Chrome 29.0.1547.76

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    OOoForum Posted messages 3871 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   965
     
    Question asked at 15:12, which is more than 6 hours ago. For 20 pages to be entered, that could have been done long ago. Especially since the recognition rate of OCR is not great if the image to analyze is degraded.

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    Why hack MS Office when there is a free solution? Use OpenOffice
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  2. krakixx Posted messages 3404 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   721
     
    Hello, with Format Factory you can perform the conversion

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    Krakixx, at your service.
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  3. brupala Posted messages 111188 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   14 462
     
    Hi,
    by inserting it into a text document, that should do it ;-)

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    and ... Voili Voilou Voila !
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  4. aspo Posted messages 179 Status Member 5
     
    Thank you, I’ll see what I can do.
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  6. aspo Posted messages 179 Status Member 5
     
    Not bad the converter, but it doesn't do the .odt formats...
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  7. aspo Posted messages 179 Status Member 5
     
    What I would like to do is to modify a document that was scanned.

    "by inserting it into a text document" I didn't fully understand...
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    1. brupala Posted messages 111188 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   14 462
       
      Do you know LibreOffice or not?
      .odt is the suffix for Libre/OpenOffice documents
      you open a new document and insert an image ... and you save.
      No need to reinvent the wheel
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  8. aspo Posted messages 179 Status Member 5
     
    yes I know, but copying/pasting a .jpg image into OpenOffice gives an .odg file, not an .odt, which means it's not editable
    I have more than 20 pages with mistakes, I’m getting discouraged from retyping everything..
    even if I started, I continue my search to find a program that can scan or rather the inverse
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    1. brupala Posted messages 111188 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   14 462
       
      Copy/paste?
      I'm talking about inserting...
      I don't know how you do it, but for me the file is always .odt
      but indeed,
      if you're talking about doing OCR, the question is very poorly posed.
      And between the mistakes you've already made and those that will be added by the OCR, you would, as indicated, save your time by retyping everything.
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  9. aspo Posted messages 179 Status Member 5
     
    I'm desperate, I've downloaded quite a few programs, instocr, freeocr, media-convert, all-to-image-jp..., image editor and a few others
    I think I'm doomed to have to copy everything by hand
    wish me good luck
    have a good evening to you
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