How to use Microsoft Office Document Imaging Object in VB

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Ready To Retire

I was doing some research on how to automate the process through VB, of taking Mulitple Tiffs and merging them into one tiff, and allowing OCR.

I found Microsoft Document Imaging under Office Tools.

This software allowed me to

1) open a tif
2) insert one or more tiff
3) recognize text through OC
4) allowed me to save to a new file which contained the multiple tiffs.

I did this manually to make sure this function is what I was looking for

Through my research I found out that there is a library called Microsoft Office Document Imaging 11.0 Type Library, but can only be found by ugrading to service pack 3 and upgrading to Office Tools 2003. I did both, and am able to find the library

I tried to use this library through VB

I am unable to automate the previous 4 steps using this library in VB.

Is there a way to automate this process

Thanks in advance......
 
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Ed Richard

Have a look here:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...45-b1cf-4477-a373-e17417d616bc&displaylang=en

HTH,
Ed

Ready To Retire said:
I was doing some research on how to automate the process through VB, of
taking Mulitple Tiffs and merging them into one tiff, and allowing OCR.
I found Microsoft Document Imaging under Office Tools.

This software allowed me to

1) open a tiff
2) insert one or more tiffs
3) recognize text through OCR
4) allowed me to save to a new file which contained the multiple tiffs.

I did this manually to make sure this function is what I was looking for.

Through my research I found out that there is a library called Microsoft
Office Document Imaging 11.0 Type Library, but can only be found by ugrading
to service pack 3 and upgrading to Office Tools 2003. I did both, and am
able to find the library.
 

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