13. The computer program of claim 8 , wherein said comparison transcript can be electronically saved in a format suitable for use with transcript management software, said format being selected from the group comprising ASCII text, .txt, .ptx, .ptf, .pcf, .mdb, .sbf, .cms, .ccs, .cds, .cpl, .dcb, .lfp, .log, .lpt, .tlb, .vid., .html, and .xml.
8. A computer program embodied on a tangible, non-transitory computer readable medium for creating an errata report for a transcript, wherein the computer program comprises executable program code executable by a processor, said program comprising: executable program code for providing a first electronic transcript having a total number of alphanumeric characters, wherein said first electronic transcript is organized by pages with a predetermined number of lines per page and a predetermined number of alphanumeric characters per line in the range 1 to x, and wherein each alphanumeric character can be identified by a coordinate page-line-character N, and wherein a portion of said total number of alphanumeric characters forms a sentence that grammatically spans from page 0 -line 0 to page 0 -line 1 ; executable program code for displaying said first electronic transcript with computer logic configured to allow an operator to change said alphanumeric characters in the range 1 to x, wherein alphanumeric characters added in the range 1 to x remain associated with, and are displayable as associated with, page 0 -line 0 , and wherein said changes do not cause said alphanumeric characters to span a line break into subsequent page 0 -line 1 although display of said change appears to cause alphanumeric characters in page 0 -line 0 to wrap; executable program code for compiling a comparison transcript comprising said first electronic transcript and any changed alphanumeric characters; and executable program code for providing an errata report by logic configured to aggregate changes to one or more alphanumeric characters of said first electronic transcript, wherein said errata report comprises a plurality of alphanumeric characters that is substantially smaller in quantity than the total number of alphanumeric characters of said first electronic transcript, and said errata report is distinct from said first electronic transcript.