Thread: So,do you completely read the books you convert?
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Old 11-30-2008, 08:15 AM   #12
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It depends, really.

I skim only for books coming from the distributed proofreaders. I make a spellcheck on those and "fly" over them to identify the obvious errors. Later on I correct errors and update versions, if any.

For books like the Karl Mays or any books not coming from pgdp, I do proofread them while working on them.
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