I originally created this as an example for users of my program pielrf -- then realized it hadn't ever been posted in this section!

Includes a TOC Menu (button 5) and TOC Page, and mimics the format of the Sony Connect Ebooks. Save yourself a couple of bucks and grab this one! Oh, and best of all -- the Gutenberg copyright is at the end! :)

Utopia is a treatise on the perfect society, which is how we still use the term today. But actually "utopia" means "doesn't exist." Sir Thomas More was a man of wisdom and conviction.

EDIT: As requested, I've included the source file. To create the lrf, unzip the source and use the following command:

pielrf -i utopia.txt -o utopia.lrf -t Utopia -a "Thomas More"

-Pie

Can you please post the source file used to converto to LRF so we can see an example of how to format text to use your program? Thanks!

Can you please post the source file used to converto to LRF so we can see an example of how to format text to use your program? Thanks!
No problem! I added the source text file and the instructions to the first post.

I have other examples in the pielrf download thread, just scroll down to posts #5, #6 and #7.

http://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10752

-Pie

No problem! I added the source text file and the instructions to the first post.

I have other examples in the pielrf download thread, just scroll down to posts #5, #6 and #7.

http://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10752

-Pie
Thank you! It is nice to have more choices available for creating reader content. Now it's a matter of using the best tool for the job. I've got Book Designer, html2lrf, and pielrf not including the tools for dealing with PDF.

Great book. Thank you EatingPie!