How to active Chinese/Hanja OCR in Microsoft OneNote 2010?

Dear fellow KBC members,

this is a rather boring IT question, but might be interesting for Asian business pro's nonetheless.

I don't know if you know Microsoft OneNote, or even about its OCR abilities.

But my problem is: I can't select Chinese / Hanja, only Korean. (See attached screenshot.)

I am not sure how to add an OCR language or if it is even possible.

It might help to add "Chinese" as an "Editing Language" / Proofing Tool, but then I don't even know which row to select in the dropdown (see screenshot) on this page.

Does anyone know more?

Happy friday!

Philipp Grunwald

Tags: chinese, hanja, it, ocr, onenote

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Permalink Reply by Philipp Grunwald on October 12, 2012 at 11:36am

Also sent the issue to Microsoft:

  • http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/office/forum/office_2010-onenote/how-to-ocr-chinese-text-in-onenote-20102013/249bc989-70fc-4ef5-bfed-165ff1a7ab56
  • https://twitter.com/grunwaldp/status/256581935302836224
Permalink Reply by Dave Woods on October 15, 2012 at 1:06am

Philipp,

Of the 3 highighted entries, the first is Japanese, the second is short-form Chinese used on the mainland, and the third is long-form/traditional Chinese used on Taiwan and some other places away from the mainland.

I have no idea how to work with OneNote, however.  GL 

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