[bksvol-discuss] Re: Reluctant Suitor
- From: "Jesse Fahnestock" <Jesse.F@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Sat, 17 Jul 2004 20:22:53 -0700
Good catch, Cindy. I just hit "reply" -- tough to tell the difference because I
didn't name the lists differently. I'll have to put the old list down soon.
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Allison,
The only way to get rid of the junk or, as the spell-check posts say, words
which are spelled correctly but
are inappropriate for the context, is to read the book and correct as you go.
Then you can do a final
spell-check, when you've finished, as a double-check. If you don't want to do
that, release the book and let
someone else do it.
As far as the page numbers go: I checked Amazon.com. They now have a feature
with some books that
you can look at inside pages. I don't know whether you have the hardbound
edition or the paperback
edition, nor do I know what from edition I was looking at the pages, because it
said "to see inside another
edition," but I don't think it really matters a whole lot. Anyway, when I
looked inside, I was able to see the
first 3 pages of the first chapter (I didn't bother to go further).The first
page of the chapter was
un-numbered. The next two pages had the page numbers at the top. So what you
can do, if you want and
you decide to read the book, is to put a page break just before the page
number; delete the heading but
leave the page number; make a line space; and then continue the text. This
might sond onerous but it
really takes only few seconds. I've done this with books that had no page
breaks.
If you want, and you tell me which edition it is you're working with, I can get
the book from the library and let
you know for sure where the page numbers are, but I'm pretty sure that
paperback editions follow the
same design as the hardbound -- and anyway, as I said, I don't really think it
matters where the numbers
are as long as they're there.
Cindy
From: "Allison Mervis" <allisonfm@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [bksvol-discuss] formatting issues
Date: Fri, 16 Jul 2004 19:04:13 -0400
Hi everyone!
I am currently validating The Reluctant Suitor by Cathleen E. Woodiwiss. It was
given a fair rating on the
download page and I'd like to clean it up a bit. The problem is that the
author's name and the page
number seem to be appearing at the top of each page. It would be okay if It
even seems to split certain
words in two. As a subscriber, I know that I wouldn't want to read a book with
so much unnecessary text
randomly appearing throughout a book. How do I fix this problem? The book is in
txt format. There were no
indications that the page numbers were headers of footers.
Allison
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