F4235 Can't scan to text file though I did a custom installation of OCR

Several hours of frustration have driven me to write. I am trying to scan a text into my computer (MacMini with OS 10.9.3) - I can scan it in as a PDF, but I would like to edit it in my Open Office program. I have not been successful. What am I doing incorrectly?

Hello Dan,
When you scan to PDF, can you select and search for words in the document or is it just an image? If it's just an image inside the PDF your OCR solution is not working properly.

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