Originally posted by tgidkp
reply to post by DJW001
this is smart. good job.
I am wondering if the optical character recognition (OCR) can account for bumping out all of the separate layers?
IMO, the fact that this is such a mess is a real problem. they should have flattened the layers. it should have been perfect. this is still
suspect.
ETA: nevermind...there is no selectable text. no OCR. even more suspicious.edit on 27-4-2011 by tgidkp because: (no reason given)
That's what I was thinking too.
I know that with the HP scanner I have the user can select several different scan types in a PDF. Image only, Image over text, text over image, text
only. So I thought that maybe it was scanned using a text over image setting. But, you are correct. The text is not selectable, it shows as image
only.
I tried scanning a check I received recently that has a green back ground and I tried each one of the save settings on that scan. In every setting
that involved text, the end product had editable text layers.
There is something odd about the document that was released today.
The only thing that comes to mind that could explain the layers, is that the OCR was confused by the old smuggy text type & used the wrong letters.
Someone then went in and cleaned it up. But then that begs the question, why not just save the scan as a .jpg? Or as a image only PDF.