I am reading a New York Times scanned book and the most common scanning errors are the scanner mistaking a T for an R. How would a sighted scanner even be able to identify this problem since they are not listening to the book or reading it on a braille display? There must be a simple answer to this that just hasn't occurred to me. Jill
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