The text in the left panel has been electronically translated by a computer. Computers are not as good at reading as humans, and often make mistakes.
You can help correct mistakes in articles by moving your cursor over a line and clicking "Fix this text".
By helping to fix this text, you are making it easier to search and a better resource for everyone!
You can help correct mistakes in articles clicking Fix this Text. You will then be able to edit the text and make your changes. When you have finished click Save & Exit to save your changes and exit the edit mode. Click Save if you wish to save your changes and continue editing. Click Cancel to discard changes made since the last Save and exit the edit mode.
Some articles have been identified as having specific processing errors, for example the column structure is incorrect. Text correction has been temporarily disabled on these articles since they will be re-processed and re-loaded to Trove over the next few months.
To speed up the editing process, you can use keyboard shortcuts to navigate through the text and save your changes. Keyboard behaviour depends on your browser but in general:
If you come across a character that isn't available on your keyboard, try clicking the Insert Symbol button and choose from some of the more frequently used special characters.
If you come across an article with missing text, please add the missing text to the preceding line. As you type you may reach the text limit, click the add missing text link to allow you to add any missing text into the current text field (please note this feature is for registered users only).
You can only correct mistakes on the page the system is showing. If an article spans over 2 or more pages, save any changes on the current page then go to the appropriate page by clicking on the On page ... link before correcting mistakes on that page.
Although your changes will be immediately applied to the article, it may be several hours before the search index is updated. Hence your updates may not be immediately found by a search.