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Old 05-07-2013, 04:57 AM   #23
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Originally Posted by Toxaris View Post
Different users, different use cases. I like full control because a lot can go wrong with automated tools. Also because there are many different readers out there, so some things just won't work. That is why I use Word as my wordprocessor and Sigil to create the ePUB. That works for me. Instead of trying one program that tries to do it all, I will stick with programs that are built for a specific use case and do that well.
So, if starting from scratch, why Word-and-convert? Word encourages you to lay out pages in ways an eBook can't handle. Atlantis, at first glance, seems a good idea. If I understand it correctly, it only allows constructs that translate well to epub, and produces effecient code.

Or just code directly into Sigil. Once authors stopped being scared by <h1> and <p> tags, they'd probably find them no obstacle to their creative flow!
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