That's entirely possible Prat. How do we check for 'section breaks'
in MS Word / JFW? G.
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There appears to be some inconsistency on how books derive their
page numbers. Not all books have correct page breaks. I just
downloaded two books for comparison purposes. One had no hard page
breaks, the other, had some hard page breaks and other soft
breaks. Guido, the version you downloaded, how many sections does
Word report having in that file? I suspect that that particular
book probably has the infamous section breaks that FR is so fond of
inserting instead of hard page breaks. That probably is the reason
why Kurzweil 1000 decided not to like those pages too.
Prat
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The book I downloaded had hard page breaks for the front pages up to
the first chapter, then soft page breaks for most of the rest (maybe
some hard page breaks between chapters). As I understand it, the
bookshare software does not recognize soft page breaks (actually, I
don't think soft page breaks exist in the file, I think word just
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Hi Guido,
Are some of the page breaks hard ones and some soft perhaps? What does it
look like when you use Control+Shift+8 and use JAWS to look at the
character codes for the page breaks?
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All, I have just downloaded:
1812: The Rivers of War by Eric Flint,
from the Baen Free library site in unzipped RTF format. The book contains
a valid copyright notice, an ISBN, specifies that this is a mass market
edition--meaning it is the etext of a paperback, and it appears to sport
page breaks of some kind. MS Word reports a total of 411 pages, while
Kurzweil 1000 reports just under 250 pages. I suspect that the document
may not use standard page breaks for pagination. If this were the case,
some editors may not detect page breaks at all.
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Ok, with all this talk I am just curious about how we would go about
submitting them. The Baen books I have read none of them had page breaks
or
page numbers and no Copyright info included.
Is this something that Jim and the Bookshare staff are going to work on?
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