| ScanScribe™ Image Editor
ScanScribe is a document image editor that makes
it easy to extract, manipulate, and combine sketches,
handwritten notes, whiteboard images, screen snapshots,
and scanned documents.
Through ScanScribe, PARC researchers are advancing these ideas:
- document image editing — as opposed to editing formatted
text (e.g. MS Word) or structured graphics (e.g. PowerPoint);
- support for rough documents — work with images that are less
structured than formatted text, such as handwritten notes, drawings, and figures; and
- intelligent editing tools — it is easy to select just the content
you want, based on a novel user interface plus automatic analysis of perceptually
salient objects and groupings.
Download the ScanScribe™ Image Editor
System Requirements & FAQs
Operating Systems
ScanScribe runs in Java
on Windows and Mac OS 10.2, Linux, and Unix. Sun
Java version 1.4.1 or higher [free download from Sun] is recommended for
best exchange of image material with other applications
via the system clipboard. Microsoft's Java Virtual
Machine not recommended.
Recommended Hardware
Processor speed: 700MHz or greater
Memory: 500 MBytes
Free disk space: 10 MBytes Frequently Asked Questions
Can I share ScanScribe with others?
Since we would like to collect information about the usefulness and features of ScanScribe, please do not share ScanScribe directly — but please do direct them to download it here.
Is there a video tutorial?
If you load ScanScribe from a CD-ROM, a video tutorial (Flash files viewable in your browser) will be included.
You can also view the tutorial clips via the Help --> Video Tutorial page (opens your default browser and works best in Internet Explorer), which link to .smil clips on our website. These can be viewed with a free RealOne player.)
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