Thanks, Valerie. I don't mind doing the work and I agree it would be an asset. I can do tables and wouldn't mind. I'm mostly trying to figure out some baselines on things, since I've only been around a few months. Cheers, Julie ________________________________ From: Valerie Maples <vlmaples@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Tue, May 10, 2011 4:32:23 PM Subject: [bksvol-discuss] Re: question about Hold For A Sighted Person: Ten Days To Self-Esteem We were going to work on it or re-scan it since the tables did not come across well. It was something I committed to as a new volunteer and was overwhelmed, but should probably give it another shot when things settle down. Amber sent me a copy of the book, but at the time, I did not know how to create tables. If I rescan it, Doug could probably proof it or I could just scan the pages he needs redone. I think it would be an asset to the collection, it is just a lot of work, regardless of how it is tackled... Valerie On May 10, 2011, at 5:03 PM, jlc wrote: I've noticed this book (Hold For A Sighted Person: Ten Days To Self-Esteem) on the checkout list. Is it being held for a specific person? If so, then ignore this message and I apologize for poking my nose in where I don't belong. > >It was originally submitted in April, 2008 so I checked it out to look it over >for proofreading. There are several problems with it, including a few passages >of text that didn't scan well (at least I can't make it out), and tables and >charts that need to be checked against a physical copy of the book to be able >to >make sense of them. > >My question is, is there a reason this should not be rejected? I'm asking >because I'm still trying to figure out the line between rejecting something >and >being able to get most of a book clear. I work mostly on nonfiction, so it's >often a question for me. > >Thanks to all. > >Julie >