Bowerbird> greg said: >> We're planning to include the scanned page images along with >> eBooks. In fact, this is part of the intent with the new >> directory structure for the PG servers (the /1/0/8/0/... >> structure). >> >> We haven't done any (or many, anyway) because we're still >> trying to figure out how to best name the page files, and how >> to link them on a page-by-page basis into the (marked up?) >> eBooks. Jim Tinsley drafted some general guidelines for the >> image files themselves, but linking them to the eBooks is >> something we need to figure out still. >> Bowerbird> greg, i can give you this capability _right_now_, with Bowerbird> your plain-text files (i.e., the whole library), if you Bowerbird> would only make it your policy to: (1) include Bowerbird> page-break information in the files, How do you include the information in the files if it has been removed? This can at best be valid for future production. And moreover, how do you find the correct page when some material (e.g. the footnotes) has been moved, and the page contents are no longer consecutive? I have a solution of both problems for DP-produced books using the files output by DP before the post-processing stage; these files correspond to individual pages of the original book, and you can find the image corresponding to a fragment of text through a grep on the DP-file. The concept has been implemented recently by a student, and a test of 300 recently posted PG ebooks should be publicly available before the end of this week. This is a part of a system for ebook maintenance (an user can submit a proposal of correction of a text through a web page, after consulting the original images, and an administrator later can accept - or reject - the proposals and obtain automatically a corrected version). Carlo