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OneNote supports Optical Character Recognition (OCR), a process that recognizes text shown in pictures. OneNote can extract the text it recognizes in pictures so you can paste it elsewhere in your notes (or into another app), where you can edit and format the text as needed. Hi Jamie, Thanks for providing the screenshot. Based on your description, OneNote for Mac supports Optical Character Recognition (OCR), but it recognizes the photos you’ve taken with a cell phone or other type of camera, screenshots you’ve taken on your Mac, and images you’ve scanned with a flatbed or portable scanner. Microsoft onenote for mac.

I need to run multiple R sessions, and hope that they can be performed in different R sessions. In Windows, I am able to open an arbitrary number of R sessions, and run different codes in each session (both RGui and RStudio). However, in Mac OSX, neither R.app nor RStudio would allow me to open multiple independent sessions -- I have to wait until the first set of R codes are completed in order to run a second set of R codes. Is there any solution in Mac OSX? This issues had bothered me long ago, so I'd like to hear your suggestions.

R‑Studio for Linux resets an HDD controller each time it reads a bad sector. This switch may be helpful if the controller locks after it attempts to read a bad sector, or returns incorrect data. This switch may be helpful if the controller locks after it attempts to read a bad sector, or returns incorrect data.