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      <title>Proofreading a Printed Booklet by Drawing on the PDF, Then Binding Ten Into One Book</title>
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      <description>I proofread ten sermon booklets the way I&amp;#39;d mark up paper: underlines, strike-throughs, arrows, a big X over a whole entry. An AI read my scribbles off the page images, fixed the source text, and then helped bind all ten into one 138-page printable book. Here&amp;#39;s the workflow, the rules we settled on, and the small layout problems that only show up when you print.</description>
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