I JUST PUT GOOGLE ADSENSE ADS ON MY PAGE AND THEY DONT WORK CORRECTLY?
Question by rll93:
I just put google adsense ads on my page and they dont work correctly?
I tried using mozilla firefox for this and world wide web explorer. there was an option for youtube ads and those kinda work on firefox.
when i try and put in the ads on my website it states “to make script tags using the “src” attribute work correctly using the html module,defer=”defer” has been added after the url
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Answer by fjpoblam (This has been a topic of gripe in the Google Group for Adsense and Google continues to refuse to do anything about it.)
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You possibly have your
What do you think? Answer below!
about 2 years ago
Yes, but you need a program with advanced OCR (optical character recognition) to be able to do so.
Something like http://www.rerecognition.com/htm/english.htm might work.
Hand printed documents are ok, but if it is in cursive script, that’s a pretty tall order.
about 2 years ago
Yes scan with and OCR (optical character recognition) reader and it might work. Also, Microsoft OneNote has additional handwriting recognition utlities that might work nicely.
about 2 years ago
You’d need a fairly advanced (expensive) OCR program, and the handwriting would have to be very clear. If you have one, you click on File -> Send text to word.
If you have a lot of it, you might consider hiring a high school student to transcribe it. Call the school and ask to speak to the “Keyboarding” teacher.
I have forgotten to save a document after I printed it, once or twice. The cheap, standar OCR in Micorsoft Office can convert a fresh laser printed page in Arial font back into a word document with 95 – 99% accuracy. Handwriting is much harder.
about 2 years ago
You may be able to use a service, like this one,
http://www.faxsolutions.us/fax-to-ocr.php
that takes images you fax to them and send them back as e-mail. While this particular firm talks about Free-Script OCR, in their fax-to-email section, they refer only to TIFF and PDF attachments. The former is only an image while the latter can have text content or be just images.