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Hi All,
I have several printed forms that I would like to import into LOWriter.  The forms
have fonts of various sizes and families on the same form with areas for entering
information (names, addresses, part numbers, etc.).

I have a Brother MFC printer that can scan the forms into a variety of formats.  I
don't currently have any OCR capability.  Looking in writer I couldn't find anywhere
to import a scanned image.

Are there any add-ons that would allow it to work with PDF files?  Is there
documentation related to this functionality?

LibreOffice 3.5.2.2
openSuSE 12.2 x86-64
Kernel: 3.3.0-2-default
KDE 4.8.1

Thanks, Tom

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