mdi imaging

Interface style If you have used windows-based applications, you may have noticed that not all user interfaces look or operate the same. There are two main types of user interface styles: Single Document Interface (SDI) and multiple Document interface (MDI). An example of an SDI interface is the WordPad (Notepad) application in Microsoft Windows (Figure 6.1). In WordPad, you can open only one document, and when you want to open another document, you

MDI Notepad ApplicationThe MDI NotePad sample application is a simple text editor similar to the NotePad application contained in MicrosoftWindows. However, the MDI NotePad application uses a multiple-document interface (MDI). At run time, the application creates a new instance of the subform if the user needs a new do

content, if there is no relevant editing software and can not edit the PDF file. We are most familiar with Microsoft Doc document editing, so switch to DOC format. Although some software can also complete the PDF conversion to Doc work, but many do not support Chinese, we use the Microsoft Office Document Imaging component in Office 2003 to achieve this requirement is most convenient. How to use: Step one: First use Adobe Reader to open the PDF fil

(PDF files saved in text format): Install acrobat 5 Professional Edition, note that it is not Acrobat Reader, and directly save it as an RTF file (identify the entire file ), alternatively, select the Text Selection button on the toolbar, select the text area, and copy it to word.2) files that cannot be directly identified (PDF files saved in the form of images): Install office2003 and install Microsoft Office document imaging ), then, the Microsoft

image writer ", after confirmation, the PDF file is output as a virtual print file in the MDI format. Edit prompt: if the "Microsoft Office document image writer" item is not found in the "name" drop-down list, it indicates that you did not install this component when installing Office 2003, use "Add/delete component" on the Office 2003 installation disc to update and install the component, as shown in figure 4. Step 2: run Microsoft Office document

need to perform repeated operations.If you just want to OCR part of the content, you can use the "print" method (see http://www.cntcm.org/cgi-bin/topic.cgi? Forum = 6 topic = 289 show = 0), and select the corresponding page number when printing.If you want to split or merge PDF files, you can use the PDF split-merge software ,:Http://count.skycn.com/s0ftdownlOad.php? Url = http://xj-http.skycn.net: 8080/down/HB-PDFSM11-fxj.ZIPIn addition, the serial: 1.4 of PDF converter 3861794 Office2003

Many netizens have asked questions about converting PDF files to DOC files. I have tried to find that Microsoft Office Document Imaging in Office 2003 is the most convenient to achieve this. Step 1: Use Adobe Reader to open the PDF file to be converted, and then select the "File> Print" menu, in the print window that opens, set "name" in the "Printer" column to "Microsoft Office Document Image Writer". After confirmation, output the PDF file as a vir

to "Microsoft Office document image writer ", after confirmation, the PDF file is output as a virtual print file in the MDI format. If the "Microsoft Office document image writer" item is not found in the "name" drop-down list, it means that you did not install this component when installing Office 2003, use "Add/delete component" on the Office 2003 installation disc to update and install the component. Run Microsoft Office document