This produces several types of errors that will be corrected at a later date using automated detection and either manual or automated correction procedures. Spelling mistakes are the most obvious type of error. Errors in hyphenation may result from automated treatment of the text. When two words run together, it may mean that the automated program has removed the hyphen separating the two terms of a compound expression. All identification of articles headwords, article cross-references, and plate references has also been accomplished through automated procedures.
Articles resulting from the contributions of several authors pose a particular difficulty.
These entries within articles will remain unidentified until we undertake hand editing procedures. We have not yet completed imaging procedures for the first volume. Also, the plate images are not fully navigable. At a future date, users will have the possibility of searching for images by category. At present, the only access to images is through the individual articles which contain references to them.