Hi, I have been struggling to get the book about Drupal 6 into a usable form for over a month now. I have a handful of other cut books that I can scan that have far fewer epigrams and other graphical elements which, according to Susan, my lovely wife of 21 years, do little more than illustrate the prose , hence are of no use for a blind reader. The file which held the image data got badly corrupted, grew to nearly 1gb and is now useless. I have a fast scanner so rescanning the book for the fourth time won't be an issue nor will take too much time during which I can also drink coffee and eat an English muffin with seedless raspberry jam. Is there a sighted validator who can go through this document, in image format, removing all of the items that turn out as schmootz when OP recognizes them as text. Also, telling me which settings I should use for best performance (dpi, greay scale/b&W, etc.) would be helpful in getting rid of this albatross. I've read the document in unclean .rtf and its quite usable but TOC and index point to virtually random numbers. Please help once again, cdh To unsubscribe from this list send a blank Email to bksvol-discuss-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx put the word 'unsubscribe' by itself in the subject line. To get a list of available commands, put the word 'help' by itself in the subject line.