[bookshare-discuss] Re: a question about page numbering
- From: "Mary Otten" <maryotten@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "bookshare-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <bookshare-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 13 Sep 2004 18:31:43 -0500
Cindy,
Unless those other numbers come from a braille, that is, brf file, where they
would refer to braille pages, I can't imagine where your spurious numbers came
from Kurzweil doesn't produce any printed page numbers that
actually show up in text. The only page numbers you'd see from a
kurzweil-produced scan would be those which it got from the text. Those could,
of course, be misrecognized. And if the page brake got messed up
some how, I suppose you could see numbers in middles of pages where none
belong. But generally, when people talk about Kurzweil page numbers, they are
referring to the fact that, K1000 starts numbering pages 1
up with the first page that gets scanned in a given document. So, if you have
a title page, and a couple more pages of beginning text, and a contents and
heaven knows what else, by the time you get to the actual
page 1 of the book, the page that has the number 1 on it, you may be on K1000
page 9 or whatever. There is a way to fix that in k1000, by assigning user
defined numbers to the preliminary material preceding actual
page one of the book. But none of that numbering shows up or affects in any way
the page numbers that show up, or don't show up, on scans produced with K1000.
Hope that helps.
Mary
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