Yes. move to the page in the document which corresponds to print page 1.
Go to Navigation / Set User page Number. Enter 1 in the dialogue and
press enter. Now you have forced K1K to call page 1 in the book also page
one in the documenbt.
All pages prior to this page will be considered 'preliminary pages.
Save the document and close it. Open the document. Use navigation / goto
page to go to page 1.
K1K will navigate to page 1 in the book.
This will make it really easy to check for book integrity.
Guido
Guido Dante Corona
IBM Accessibility Center, Austin Tx.
Research Division,
Phone: 512. 838. 9735.
Email: guidoc@xxxxxxxxxxx
Web: http://www.ibm.com/able
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If the first nine pages are labeled I through IX and then page 1 begins, I
assume I start on page I and tell Kurzweil to recognize this as page 1. Is
that accurate? Do I use "user defined page" setting? Any further input is
greatly appreciated?
At 01:23 PM 4/4/2005, you wrote:
>Kurzweil will add page breaks automatically during recognition. Just
>press page down on any document and you will hear page numbers
>announced. Same thing pressing downarrow on page boundaries.
>Automatic page numbers are not always synchronized with printed page
>numbers. E.G. a document starts with page 1, even though the first 18
>pages or so may be front matter, and printed page 1 started with page
>19. There is a facility to reconcile kurzweil page numbers with printed
>page numbers. You will find this under the navigation menu under 'set
>page number'.
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>Guido Dante Corona
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>Research Division,
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>Email: guidoc@xxxxxxxxxxx
>Web: http://www.ibm.com/able
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>Hi. I am another fairly new volunteer who needs a bit of a crash course on
>page breaks. It's something I had not heard of before getting into
BookShare.
>I use Kurzweil Version 9.2. Are page breaks automatically included in a
>Kurzweil scan? I know page numbers are vitally important, but is it
>preferable to have both page breaks andpage numbers? In validating, is
>there a symbol that will show whether page breaks are there? If put in
>manyually, do they go where the page number is or should be?
>If someone could clear this up for me, it would be very helpful. Thanks.
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