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Old 11-02-2010, 11:20 PM   #13
Khendron
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Originally Posted by Mememememe View Post
So, these publishers are undoubtedly using Word files. These files will have been copyedited, but as anyone in publishing knows, even copyedited manuscripts contain errors -- sometimes many errors. That's why books are proofread after they're designed.
I think for the specific book I was complaining about ("Bellwether" by Connie Willis), the book was optically scanned and then converted using OCR. I can think of no other way the word "click" could become the word "dick". All the other errors I spotted were of the "geometrically similar" variety.
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