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Not that I know of. You could skip the OCR and try saving the file from adobe pro to a .doc.<br />
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Open the pdf w/ adobe pro and save as kinda deal...sometimes works &quot;different&quot; than starting OCR.
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Thank you for hte immediate response. &nbsp;Let me check... I will let you know. 
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Why did you accept moh10ly's answer, even though it only confirmed what I've told you about FineReader?
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Good quesion. How do i change it. 
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Thank you for catching this! Great job to both of you! &nbsp;My apologies!
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I am trying to take a scanned document that is a PDF and make it into an editable Word Document. I used the OCR which is in Acrobat Professional, but it does not do that great of a job. Is there another program that would do any better?<br />
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Thank you, <br />
CPChem1<br />

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I am trying to take a scanned document that is a PDF and make it into an editable Word Document. I used the OCR which is in Acrobat Professional, but it does not do that great of a job. Is there another program that would do any better?

Thank you, 
CPChem1


Is there a better package that will do OCR better than Adobe Professional?

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