If it is an image, then it cannot be converted. As far as the computer is concerned it is a picture, not individual digits. You would have to have something scanned as text in order to be able to use the text and digits that are in it. Try scanning the document in text mode. That is not a guarantee that it will pick up the numbers, as it depends on their clarity. If it does scan them in, they may not be laid out as you want them. However once you have them as a text document, then you can try to open them in Excel. Even then it may not work out right. You may have to comma separate the original text document, to indicate the break between the numbers in order to put them into the right cells, So if you have 23,14 the 23 will go into one cell and the 14 into the one beside it. As you can see all of this can be messy and may not come out as you like, so if there aren't too many numbers in the original image, you could be better off and quicker to just type them in.
Someone with photoshop skills can edit your scanned image very easily in photoshop.
Yes, "scanned" can be an adjective when it describes something that has been scanned, such as a scanned document or image.
A scanned image is normally a flat image such as a photograph, this is only viewable once scanned rather than editable. If you want to type over a scanned image it needs to be OCR'd (Optical Character Recognition) which captures any computer text. Once this is captured it would have to be converted into a Microsoft Word format for example where you can then edit the file as you would a normal document. Many scanners come with an OCR feature but there are scanning companies who can convert these documents for you to save the trouble.
The input device is an optical scanner, optical character recognition is an application performed over the scanned image. The purpose of optical character recognition is to convert an image of characters in a page of text into ASCII characters (as though you had typed them in on a word processor). This allows the contents of the scanned page to be edited.
To convert image to binary, you just have to convert image to binary. Hope this helps.
With PDF Converter for Mac, you can save PDF files as 9 formats easily. In this way, you can edit/print/copy the content from scanned PDF. Convert PDF to Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, EPUB, HTML, Plain Text, Rich Text Format, Image and iWork Pages. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n94vntrxpe0
You can't. At that point, it becomes an image, not a document.
You cannot convert an image to a markup file.
Do you mean how to resize image? First open image from File > Open in Photoshop then go to Image > Image Size. If you want to edit image you can do that regardless of source of that image. Image can be scanned, captured by digital camera, created in Photoshop or any other software available on market. If Photoshop supports that file format (JPEG, TIFF, PSD, PNG and so on) then you can edit it.
Just search Speedpdf to open the conversion tool page, and select PDF to Excel to enter the conversion. Then follow the instructions on the page to upload the PDF document that needs to be converted, click Convert and wait, and download it directly after completion.
There is no single answer for all scanners. However, JPG is the most common format.
Google the image of a capital sigma. It is a greek letter that looks similar to an E. it is black in colour