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petanquiste1 Posted messages 46 Status Member -  
petanquiste1 Posted messages 46 Status Member -
Hello
I received a letter in a foreign language that I wanted to translate into French. So I scanned this letter, then clicked on the created file in copy mode to send it to Google Translate and then paste it. Thus, I would have easily translated this letter into French; unfortunately, I am unable to gray out and send this file for translation to paste it. However, it works well when I want to translate any random text taken from the internet. Question: There must certainly be a solution to solve this little problem? Could you help me? Thank you very much in advance.

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    e.t Posted messages 5626 Status Member 1 254
     
    Good evening,
    try this: open the "Google" homepage, click on the applications (the translator) in the top right corner, and in the window that opens, click on import a document?
    best regards

    "he who asks a question is foolish for five minutes. he who does not ask is foolish for life."
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    1. petanquiste1 Posted messages 46 Status Member 1
       
      Thank you, the solution is found. Have a good evening.
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  2. PowerIslandHD Posted messages 620 Status Member 180
     
    You can't copy in large?
    If it's an image, that's normal...
    but this might help you:
    https://korben.info/reconnaissance-de-texte-a-partir-dune-image-entierement-online.html
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    1. petanquiste1 Posted messages 46 Status Member 1
       
      No, it's just a scanned letter.
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    2. PowerIslandHD Posted messages 620 Status Member 180
       
      written by hand?
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    3. petanquiste1 Posted messages 46 Status Member 1
       
      Not typed on a typewriter, administrative form concerning retirement pension abroad.
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    5. petanquiste1 Posted messages 46 Status Member 1
       
      That's it, I did it, this Free online site is great, I immediately added it to my favorites, are you a computer scientist? Anyway, a big thank you.
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