Christine, Why don't you release the book. Tell me what the title is and
I'll pick it up. I'll take a look at it to see whether it could be
salvaged
before rejecting it.
Pratik
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Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2008 12:44 AM
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Subject: [bksvol-discuss] Re: Book without blank lines at top/bottom of
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Lori and all,
Yeah, about that comment. I know publishers and authors can submit their
books in digital files rather than scans, and I guess my tired brain
(11:30
is really late for me) put together the fact that the book happened to be
submitted by the person who published it with the fact that the text was
perfect (not a single scanno or extraneous character, and from what I
could
tell, not even a tab or space out of place) and somehow came to the
conclusion that the book must be a publisher file rather than a scan. I
know, I know: That doesn't necessarily follow at all, especially since I
have learned over the past few weeks of being a validator that this level
of
text perfection can be achieved by combining the power of a properly
configured scanner and a meticulous submitter.
Christine
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