How to Install Microsoft Document Imaging Writer in Vista
Microsoft Document Imaging Writer is a helpful tool if you use a scanner or receive scanned documents you want to be able to edit. You can use it to fill in details on a faxed form, search for specific text in a scanned document or move text and even images from a scanned document into Microsoft Office programs such as Word or Excel. Windows Vista does not include Microsoft Office Document Imaging by default, so you must download it to your computer.
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Instructions
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Close any open programs or windows. Click the "Start" button. Type "Programs and Features" into the "Start Search" box at the bottom of the "Start Menu."
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Select "Programs and Features" in the results list under "Control Panel." The "Programs and Features" window will open.
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Select "Microsoft Office" in the list of installed programs. Click "Change" on the toolbar at the top of the list.
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Select "Add or Remove Features" and click "Continue." Expand "Installation Tools" by clicking the "plus sign" to the left of it.
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Click "Microsoft Office Document Imaging." Select "Run All from My Computer" and click "Continue." Wait while for the configuration process to finish. Close the "Programs and Features" window.
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