Hi, Mike! You may want to do a test to see how the two-page mode works with
this particular book. Sometimes I've found that when a book is just a
little wider than I'm used to, all the text is still there, but the headers
and/or footers are not. Try scanning four pages or so, and see if the text
lines up correctly. It is helpful to have the page numbers included, so you
might check to see if K1000 finds them in this instance. The inclusion of
page numbers will be especially helpful in dealing with all those blank
pages before chapters. <Smile> Thanks, I know this is a great book!
Jana
Julie
The wait should be worth it as it indeed does look interesting!
I started working on it last night and came across a couple of items I am now attempting to sort out.
(1) Correct pagination may prove tricky with this book as each chapter title is on a page of its own, in its own font, and often pages prior and after the chapter title page are blank. Hence, a reader might think that pages are missing even if this isn't the case. Chapter 1, as an example, ends up in the middle of page 7 with page 8 blank, 9 containing the title for Chapter 2, and the text of chapter 2 beginning on page 11.
(2) When attempting to do 2 page scans of the book, I discovered that the height of the page is a fraction of an inch greater than the width of the scanner. Hence, I am trying to decide where to scan the pages individually, or scan each set of 2 pages twice and manually check for tops and bottoms to make certain if all text is present.
I don't yet have a target date for finishing the scan but you will enjoy the book when finished. And, as you might guess, "traveling Light" refers to the excess baggage we carry around with ourselves internally in our lives and our needs to prioritize and focus on what truly matters.
