might as well run Office Lens for Android then. It's not going very well - some of the suggested alternatives are actually Android apps used by running an Android emulator on Windows. So the search for a replacement for Office Lens on Windows continues.
Notably in neither case (although I can't test the first one I have looked at videos of it in operation) does there appear to be functionality to capture multiple pages in one document, save as PDF or save into OneNote - so basically all the things I actually
Show it has correctly got the page, obviously if you have to take the picture first you can't do that, so inevitably results will be worse or unusable. Now, usually with Office Lens I move the camera around until the white lines The document option seems toĭo something like Office Lens used to, but there is no indication/choice of where it detects the document is and it messes it up a lot more often (based on my very limited testing). Once you have taken the photo in camera app (at least on the version I have on my PC) if you go into image view, still in the camera app, there is a filters dropdown at the top which has " document" and "whiteboard" options. It also says it is "powered by Office Lens", and as we know, Office Lens is going away, so this feature may be going away
The changelogįor the version of the app it apparently first appeared in says "*Available only on select devices" - no info on what those devices are. New camera modes, right hand side of the app below the camera / video selector/button - I can't say exactly what these do (or did) as they are not there on any of my devices.ĭespite some online news coverage implying the contrary, it seems these modes are only available on some devices, and I can find no list of what devices or what the requirements are - the store listing says 1080p, but I got that and no dice. Confusingly there appear to be two different functions:
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