Well, I tell you, Julie, in the final analysis I guess it comes down to
pride. I'm familiar with braille translators (though not the one that
Bookshare uses), and I know that errors can occur in both translation and
formatting. If there are any errors in what I submit, I'd like them to be
MY errors only. And, despite my best efforts, there WILL be some of those.
You may be right, I suspect. The automatic translation process is much
faster than what I do and I'd probably be more efficient by spending that
time on scanning another book. Maybe I'll do it that way next time.
Regards, Charlie
Hi, Charlie. I'm just curious. I personally always use the .brf files, so I think they're great, but why would you submit both formats? Was it to eliminate the possibility of translation errors? At least in the books I've read, there are minor errors, like maybe some words that are separated by spaces when standard braille would have them connected, but other than that, I haven't seen any major errors, and at least for me, the spacing isn't really a problem. Take care.
Julie Morales
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