Pam, When I have a book with numbers at the bottom of pages, I only move numbers to the top where there are titles I want to protect. I don't move the numbers on every page. HTH, Paula ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pam Quinn" <quinns@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: <bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Saturday, February 05, 2005 8:32 AM Subject: [bksvol-discuss] Re: Stripper, > Yes, I might have been a little hard on the stripper last night. No > question if they're going to have one, we need a new and improved > model, but as you pointed out there could be other issues in the > conversion process causing the problem. Interesting that you felt the > problem with your books was due to the daisy conversion. With mine, > the opposite was the case. The Daisy books were pretty much intact, > whereas the braille books were significantly altered. > > If page numbers are at the bottom, it would take a lot of work to > bring them to the top. Would another solution be to leave a blank line > or two at the top of pages with chapter headings? Then put chapter on > one line, and the number on the next? At least then if the words > chapter are stripped, you still have the numbers of the chapters. I > should mention though that this wouldn't be the case with the braille > books necessarily. I've found that the only way to be sure that the > braille chapter numbers are left alone is to spell the Chapter numbers > out. > > Pam > > > >