Chr$ wrote:Yes, I gathered. I mean that my actual book has different page numbers and so different content to the Spanish website photocopy scans, so that may be confusing. Not sure what the differences are. But I'm sure you can work out the differences. It's wrapped up and ready to go on Monday.

Thanks...

Hi Chr$ The digital version is a new issue to the printed book, so I usually add an updated revision at the revision listing at start of the book. The page number order may differ, as I try to get the all relavent information on the same page. This makes the page numbrering different fom tge printed...

Hi Chr$,

I saw you advert on Ebay the board looks really good.

Maybe you coumd integrate the 8301 replacement on the same board...

Hi, The OCR part is a text layer in the PDF file with the raster image sitting on top. I used to use Adobe Actrobat to produce OCRed PDF files, but the resultant PDF file in some cases used compression and on slow computers the makes the rendering if the PDF slow. Now I use a OCR engine: Tesseract t...

Hi Chr$,

Send me you book and I will update the work so far through the Spanish scan of a photocopy.

I completed 60% of the manual.

Hi I need some help from anyone with a QLC Manual, page 103 is not scanned too well. The problem is on Page 103: SCANF/FSCANF/SSCANF: Sysopsis: last line: Synopsis: n = scanf(cs,...ptrs...); n = fscanf(p,cs,...ptrs...); n = sscanf(ss, cs, ...ptrs...); int n; number of input items matched, or EOF FiL...

Here is the updates with Jan's corrections:

Hi,

Nice scan of the manual, pity they did not remove all the borders, this might of saved a few Kilobytes.

Hi,

Instead of one person doing everything, why not make everything open source, so that more than one person can do the work.

Hi

Just an update, I have performed alot more raster image cleaning changed all the page size to A5.

Now Tesseravt OCRs the dcanned images and prodices a better text output .

So should be able to complete the work without any other scanning.