Hi Mary.
It is the K1000 that does that. When you open an RTF file, or a file in any
word processing format that is converted through to RTF, the K1000 will
paginate based on a printer device context. It sometimes happens that the
original scanned page has more words on it then would fit if you sent it to
be printed, so you end up with more page breaks than were found in the
original file. Of course, the same would be true if you opened it in Word
and printed the document.
This problem does not occur if you open a Daisy document, or, for that
matter, a Braille document.
We're working on a fix for this in the next major release.
Stephen
At 09:36 PM 6/22/2004, you wrote:
Hi folks,
I just released Forest Ecology, which is up on the step 1 page as a doc file. Unfortunately, when I brought it into K1000, which I had to do by first using MS Word to make it rtf, since k1k brought up a blank file when I
tried bringing in the doc file, the number of pages in the rtf file, as seen by k1k, had multiplied to 1515. I don't know if Word or k1k did it, but I have released the book, which I think was probably a good scan.
Somebody who likes editing in Word will want to have a go at this one.
Mary
