Revising mixed content with dom4j

Hi,
I have a tagging structure of mixed content like this:
<old-element/>[<it>here is some text</it>] and I want to change it to
<new-element>[<it>here is some text</it>]</new-element>I'm using for dom4j, and I'm selecting the nodes like
List nodes = doc.selectNodes("//old-element")then looping through each node, I pick up the brackets as a following text node, then the <it> as a following node.
just wondering if anyone else had a good solution to this problem.
thanks,
bp

Successful OCR depends upon the quality of the scan. A nice 300 dpi tiff file has a good chance of being OCRd by any half-decent OCR program. Acrobat when it imports a 300 dpi tiff will be able to OCR if the quality is good. Take the same tiff file and convert it to a jpg and all bets are off. jpf is a lossy format. It is designed for photographs not line graphics or text. Upon conversion to jpg many of the edges of the lines/boundaries of the letters will be come fuzzy. It is the boundaries of the characters an OCR program uses to figure out the which letter is which. Hence, the jpg will not easily be OCRd. Its not impossible, but it is a much harder job.

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