OCR (Optical Character Recognition) technology is designed to convert written text into a digital format that can be edited and searched. While most OCR software is designed to work with typed or printed text, some programs are capable of recognizing and converting handwriting as well. However, it is unlikely that OCR technology can convert a handwritten document into a readable text format without the use of any software. Most OCR programs require the use of specialized software to process the scanned image and convert it into editable text. This software uses advanced algorithms to analyze the image and identify individual characters, which are then converted into digital text. Without this software, it would be difficult for OCR technology to accurately recognize and convert handwriting into a readable text format.