Hi everyone! I'm not one to complain, most of you know that, but I'm proofreading a submission that has many ... and I do mean many, scanning errors. Many of these could have been caught with a simple spell check. I'm not trying to shirk my responsibilities as a proofreader, but it's taken me three hours to read and correct 38 pages, and the corrections are almost all scanning errors such as die for the, me for the, thiis for this, thights for thoughts... I've never rejected a book for a scan quality issue, and I hope I never have to do so. There now, I feel better. Blessings. Lynnsky