Is possible to remove handwriting from recognized text?

[Piotr Karocki]

Maybe question is a bit strange, but anyway...

I use OneNote 2007 to take notes, using tablet.
Than, I convert handwritting into text. Of course, I have to check
conversion, as there are errors (maybe my style of writing, maybe polish
language is too hard, at least now, for perfect recognition). To correct
sentences I frequently use "right mouse button" to see some propositions of
other words.

But after I do conversion, I would like to remove all ink data from page,
as I would never use it, and file is much larger with it.

Is there any possibility to do such thing?
(I mean, inside OneNote - as I always can cut&paste into notepad, and
cut&paste back into OneNote )

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Piotr Karocki

 

[Rainald Taesler]

Piotr Karocki wrote:
> I use OneNote 2007 to take notes, using tablet.
> Than, I convert handwritting into text. Of course, I have to check
> conversion, as there are errors (maybe my style of writing, maybe
> polish language is too hard, at least now, for perfect recognition).
> To correct sentences I frequently use "right mouse button" to see
> some propositions of other words.
>
> But after I do conversion, I would like to remove all ink data from
> page, as I would never use it, and file is much larger with it.
>
> Is there any possibility to do such thing?
> (I mean, inside OneNote - as I always can cut&paste into notepad, and
> cut&paste back into OneNote )

Just use the lasso to catch the ink text and delete it.

Rainald

 

[Piotr Karocki]

"Rainald Taesler" <taesler@gmx.de> wrote:
>> But after I do conversion, I would like to remove all ink data from
>> page, as I would never use it, and file is much larger with it.
>> Is there any possibility to do such thing?
> Just use the lasso to catch the ink text and delete it.
Ink text is not visible!
It is some information stored on disk; you can see handwritting only when
you click on some (ASCII) word, use right mouse button, and choose "More"
option from context menu.