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I sent the file as it is to the printer with the following words sent in the same e-mail:
Bookmasters,
I am going to attach the .pdf file of the 174 page book already quoted for printing for Joe Kelley.
This is not intending to be the final version ready for printing. I am sending this file to make sure that there are no major changes required to be done to the file in order for the file to measure up to the specifications required by Bookmaster.
If there are no major changes required then the final version will be sent after at least one more reading by me or my friend who is acting as publisher, a few more or less words corrected, added, subtracted, or edited may yet be required. I just want to know if we are in the ball park with this file according to the quote, and according to the already submitted (and passed) book cover file.
One thing that might be troublesome is a QR code intending to link a reader of the book to an Index Web Page. The QR code works when printed from a computer onto printer paper, and I want it to work when a reader of the book uses a cell phone to scan the Index page in the book where the QR code is to be printed. The QR code is on page 156 in the file now being sent for evaluation (if possible).
Joe
If it works out that I have time to go through the book another few times, and you are not able to get through it one more time, in 2 weeks, then I may get impatient.
It has been a long time in the making, so another 2 weeks may be a good thing, or it may be, I don't know at this time, it may be time to just go ahead and get it printed.
No response yet from Bookmasters on the latest file that includes your change to the sentence "...learning..."
It must be nice to be busy, just before falling asleep.
Joe
P.S. Each time I re-read the following sentence I marvel at the artwork.
In this chapter, you will find various concepts, things, and actions compared with one another; thus, lifting the cloak of deception so that one might peer into well-lit rooms where truth illumines thru comparison.