Hi all

I am a system operator at Project Gutenberg (http://www.gutenberg.org)'s website and also a volunteer at Distributed Proofreaders (http://www.pgdp.net). If you have any questions about these projects feel free to ask.
I am now searching for ebook reading devices. I'll probaly have many questions for you too.

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Welcome! We are fans of anyone that is a part of Project Gutenberg or DP. What a wonderful accomplishment and contribution you guys are making!!!!

I'm sure we'll have lots of questions for you over time, as well as discussions that you can contribute to. Hopefully, we'll also have a lot of good information about e-books that you will find useful. :)

Thanks Bob! :2thumbsup

Hi all

I am a system operator at Project Gutenberg (http://www.gutenberg.org)'s website and also a volunteer at Distributed Proofreaders (http://www.pgdp.net). If you have any questions about these projects feel free to ask.
I am now searching for ebook reading devices. I'll probaly have many questions for you too.

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I've registered at Distributed Proofreading, is there an easy to read simple manual of format notation in proofing? How do I go about starting? I want to do the proofing from the scan.

First Thing to do is reading the Proofreading Guidelines (http://www.pgdp.net/c/faq/proofreading_guidelines.php).
Then, click at the P1 link (up right).
You'll be prompted to a page with a list of books. I recommend you choose a BEGINNERS ONLY project. Just click at the title.
A new page will open (called "project page") with the book's info and the project comments. Read the project comments until the end.
Then click Start Proofreading in the end of the page.
And you're ready to go.
After you've proofread the page, click "Save as done" or "Save and go to the next page".
Tomorrow, when you come back to DP, you just need to click "My projects" (top) after logging in and you'll see a link to the book you have previously worked on.

Welcome, Ricardo. Glad to have you with us. :jump:

Thanks Alexander ;)