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Hi everyone, my name is Kevin. Today I'm going to show you how you can take a sheet of text and convert it into text that you can then edit in Microsoft Word. You don't need any other applications except for Microsoft Word to be able to do this. Well, so how do we take this piece of text and convert it into text on my computer? Well, the first thing that we're going to do is you take a picture if this with your smartphone, it'll save it as a JPEG, and then you're going to get that photo on your computer. So, here I am on my desktop and I've actually already done those steps, so we don't have to jump through those, and here I'm going to open up the, the image that I took. So, I just took a picture of this, and this is kind of a funny thing that we have in Seattle, but you get these vouchers in the mail and you can support different candidates using basically taxpayer money to support whoever you want. Is that a good, is it a bad thing? Well, hey, I'm not here t...