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The Microsoft Document Image Writer Printer was created for the production of duplicated documents through a virtual scanning process, in order to convert them to digital imaging and file extensions. This component is an amenity featured in the Microsoft Office Software suite. This program allows individuals to produce professional quality documents, with high resolution. Installing this device is just as easy operating it. It is user-friendly, easy to operate, and functional for terms of usage. These instructions will show you exactly how to install this printing device quickly and easily.

In the port option select Document image printer writer port 4. Install a generic text only printer. Right-click on the generic text/only printer driver and select properties. Click on ports and select 'Microsoft office document imaging driver port'. Click on the advanced tab and change the driver to Microsoft office document image.

1. Apr 17, 2018  The Microsoft Office Document Image Writer print driver is included in MODI. This driver enables you to save any Microsoft Office document in the.tiff format or in the.mdi format. We recommend that you use the Microsoft XPS Document Writer printer driver.
2. The Microsoft Office Document Image Writer print driver is included with Microsoft Office Document Imaging, and allows you to save any Office document (any file that can be printed from the.

Step 1

Open your computer's Control Panel. Click on the 'Start' menu icon and locate the 'Control Panel' tab. Click on this folder tab and change the Control Panel's view setting to 'Control Panel Home' in the top left corner of its screen. Click on the 'Programs' link that will be listed as a thumbnail icon, then click the 'Programs and Features' subtopic link within the menu.

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Step 2

Locate your Microsoft Office folder listed in the table of your computer's installed programs. The printer is an extension of this software suite. Highlight this folder and click 'Change' in the top navigation menu, above all of your listed programs. Your Microsoft Office update portal will appear with a list of command actions you can choose from regarding this program. Click on the radio button next to the 'Add or Remove Features' option, and click 'Continue' at the bottom of the portal.

Step 3

Choose the advanced configuration option that will appear at the bottom of the following portal screen. This option will read 'Choose Advanced Customization of Applications.' Click 'Next' to advance to the next page. Change your Microsoft Office settings by clicking on the '+' sign, listed under your Office Tools.

Select the 'Microsoft Document Image Writer Printer' icon that will be listed under the available programs. Only click on the icon once, and select the 'Update' option that will now be highlighted below the list. The printer will now have a permanent icon on your computer's desktop screen. Right-click on this icon and select 'Run from My Computer,' which will be listed in the icon's drop box menu. When the printer's portal opens, you will see the printer's preferences and properties. Click on the 'Update' option to configure the printer's new settings.

Tip

• Your Microsoft Office software should be up-to-date or converted to the full version before attempting to install this software. If this software is not configured properly, the printer will not be functional. The printer's driver and components are only functional with this software suite.

Warning

• Close any programs and/or applications that you are running on your computer, prior to beginning the installation process. Make sure all programs in your Microsoft Office suite are closed, because your printer's driver and components will not function properly.

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It will most probably be in the Scanner section.
What is document imaging?
Document imaging is the process of scanning paper documents, converting them to digital images that are then stored on CD, DVD, or other magnetic storage. With Microsoft Office Document Imaging, you can scan paper documents and convert them to digital images that you can save in Tagged Image File Format (TIFF) (Tagged Image File Format (TIFF): A high-resolution, tag-based graphics format. TIFF is used for the universal interchange of digital graphics.) or Microsoft Document Imaging Format (MDI) (Microsoft Document Imaging Format (MDI): A high resolution, tag-based graphics format, based on the Tagged Image File Format (TIFF) used for digital graphics.) to your computer?s hard disk, network server, CD, or DVD. Microsoft Office Document Imaging also gives you the ability to perform optical character recognition (OCR) (OCR: Translates images of text, such as scanned documents, into actual text characters. Also known as text recognition.) either as part of scanning a document, or while you work with a TIFF or MDI file. By performing OCR, you can then copy recognized text from a scanned image or a fax into a Microsoft Word document or other Office progam file.
Why and when to use document imaging?
Document imaging brings the two worlds of online and paper together in a way that can help make you more productive. With Microsoft Office Document Imaging, you can not only scan a document (eliminating the need for the paper copy), but you can also work with a scanned document or a fax as easily as other Microsoft Office documents on your computer.
Use Microsoft Office Document Imaging when you want to:
* Scan both single- and multi-page documents. For example, you can scan paper documents for archiving and recycle the paper copies.
* Read a scanned document or fax quickly and easily on your computer screen. For example, you can read through a multi-page fax online.
* Fill out a simple form online that has been scanned or faxed. For example, scan a paper form or open a faxed form, fill in the requested information including check boxes, and return the form in email.
* Perform optical character recognition (OCR) in a scanned document or a fax. For example, after recognizing text in a scanned document or a fax, you can search for specific text, or copy text to another program.
* Copy text and images from a scanned document or a fax and paste in any Office program. Or, export text and images from a scanned document or a fax to Microsoft Word. For example, copy important data from a fax or scanned document to a Microsoft Excel worksheet.
* Search for text within a scanned document or a fax.
* Reorganize the page order in a multi-page-scanned document or fax as easily as rearranging papers in a folder. For example, remove the cover page from a fax, or add additional pages before sending it on to another person.
* Send scanned documents to others in e-mail or as a fax over the Internet.
* Annotate a scanned document or fax and share it with another person. For example, add comments to a fax and return it to the sender.
Scanning and imaging
Microsoft Office Document Imaging actually has two components? a scanning component and an imaging component? listed separately in the Windows Start menu as Microsoft Office Document Scanning and Microsoft Office Document Imaging.
Scanner imageStart the scanning component
* On the Windows Start menu, point to All Programs (Programs in Windows 2000), point to Microsoft Office, point to Microsoft Office Tools, and then click Microsoft Office Document Scanning.
The scanning component allows you to scan documents and make them available on your computer by using any installed scanner. This component provides scanning presets that control your scanner by using settings that are optimized for specific purposes. For example, the Black and white scanning preset will give you the best OCR results when scanning pages of text, while the Color scanning preset is best for scanning full-color pictures or artwork. OCR is automatically performed on text documents immediately after scanning, and you can easily scan multiple pages into a single file.
Scanner with stack of paperStart the imaging component
* On the Windows Start menu, point to All Programs (Programs in Windows 2000), point to Microsoft Office, point to Microsoft Office Tools, and then click Microsoft Office Document Imaging.
The imaging component makes it easy to view scanned documents on the screen, rearrange multi-page documents, select and manipulate recognized text, annotate scanned documents and online faxes, and send documents to others by e-mail or fax.
About the Microsoft Office Document Image Writer print driver
The Microsoft Office Document Image Writer print driver is included with Microsoft Office Document Imaging, and allows you to save any Office document (any file that can be printed from the program it was created in on your computer) in the Tagged Image File Format (TIFF) (Tagged Image File Format (TIFF): A high-resolution, tag-based graphics format. TIFF is used for the universal interchange of digital graphics.) or Microsoft Office Document Imaging Format (MDI) (Microsoft Office Document Imaging Format (MDI): A high resolution, tag-based graphics format, based on the Tagged Image File Format (TIFF) used for digital graphics.). You can then open the TIFF or MDI file in Office Document Imaging to make changes, add annotations, perform OCR, or send to someone using your e-mail program.
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i cannot see it in the scanner section neither.
also if i'm trying to add a printer i should see it in the ports listing which i don't.

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The document image writer appears as another printer. It doesn't create a PORT that you could connect something to.

Go into your programs section and see if it is installed under the Microsoft section. If not then re-install it.
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in add/remove programs, under Microsoft office all the tools i got installed

Un-install the document image writer and then re-boot, when boot up re-install it.
See if you can see where the program goes to.
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i did how you said. the program goes in Programs/Microsoft Office Tools. I can use the program to convert in Word a document but i cannot see it in printers listing. My need for the program is actually to save a file as an image, so i need to see this feature in printers option.
thank you for your time.