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Originally Posted by DaleDe
Well, perhaps although digital transfers are mostly glitch free and I doubt if they have any in their 200K eBooks. Typos should not creep in at all and formatting errors are possible as are characters not in their final character set but why would that say the use a very large version of the source file?
Dale
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I think typos can creep in when, say for example, you're switching from one character set to another...maybe. So maybe in the conversion process, something goes awry and the character set goes from Unicode 8 (UTF-8) to ASCII. Problems can appear there, perhaps.
Talking about character sets, I wish the computing industry would abandon ASCII entirely and move entirely to UTF-8. ASCII is such an Anglo-centric character set leaving the languages of the rest of the world aside.