Do you know what system the submitter used to scan the book? I once found that OpenBook had put extra page breaks in a book I scanned. When the program crashed on me during a batch scan, and I reloaded the program, then brought up the document again, and started scanning where I had left off, I noticed that the number of pages had unaccountably increased. When I read through the book, I found that OB had somehow added page breaks near the bottom of each page in all the pages before I had resumed scanning after the crash. Obviously, I don't know that that is the problem in this case, but that's what happened to me. Short of reading through the book, you may be able to do a search and replace, and remove any page breaks not associated with page numbers. If it doesn't mess up the Bookshare processing, you might just leave them, but that sounds unlikely. ----- Original Message ----- From: Jill O'Connell To: bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 8:07 PM Subject: [bksvol-discuss] pages not coordinating I hope I can explain this so that I can get some much needed help. I am validating a book in Kurzweil; it has an RTF extension and I have not changed it. When Kurzweil states a number change, I see this on the screen. When a book page number occurs there is no screen movement and these two functions are in no way occurring at the same time. Kurzweil says there are 544 pages in the book; the last actual print page number is 310 and this was verified with the submitter. Can someone tell me what the problem is here and do I need to be concerned about it? It is an excellent scan and I surely don't want to reject the book. I have not tried to change the extension to KES but should I do so? TIA. Jill