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MizSuz · 07-15-2013, 03:09 PM

Hi!

Several months ago I got a new computer and went from Windows XP, 32 bit to Win7 64bit. I did a default installation of the 64 bit version if Sigil on to my Win7 system.

The only significant difference I've experienced is that when I was using the 32bit software I could do universal changes that effected multiple html pages within the epub and, with HTML Tidy turned on it would ask upon save if I want Sigil to fix the problems. For example:

I could start with headers that look like this:

Code:

  <p><br class="calibre1" />
  <br class="calibre1" /></p>

  <p class="calibre2">Chapter One</p>

And make a universal change that looks like this up to the word "Chapter":

Code:

  <p class="paracent"><br /></p>

  <h2 class="chhead">Chapter

And upon saving the epub it would replace all the end paragraph tags with end header 2 tags, and it would make this change universally after asking me if I wanted it to do that.

Now, with 64 bit, I have to save once for every page/ chapter that is effected. This is not a big deal with 10 or 20 chapter books, although it is pain. However, 60 chapter books are starting to bother me.

Is there something I have neglected to turn on that will make the corrections universally, the way it used to with 32 bit?

07-15-2013, 03:09 PM	#1
MizSuz Connoisseur Posts: 63 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jul 2011 Device: Sony Touch, Nook Simple Touch, Kobo Aura, Android w/CoolReader	64-Bit: Universal Changes Require Saving Every Chapter Hi! Several months ago I got a new computer and went from Windows XP, 32 bit to Win7 64bit. I did a default installation of the 64 bit version if Sigil on to my Win7 system. The only significant difference I've experienced is that when I was using the 32bit software I could do universal changes that effected multiple html pages within the epub and, with HTML Tidy turned on it would ask upon save if I want Sigil to fix the problems. For example: I could start with headers that look like this: Code: <p><br class="calibre1" /> <br class="calibre1" /></p> <p class="calibre2">Chapter One</p> And make a universal change that looks like this up to the word "Chapter": Code: <p class="paracent"><br /></p> <h2 class="chhead">Chapter And upon saving the epub it would replace all the end paragraph tags with end header 2 tags, and it would make this change universally after asking me if I wanted it to do that. Now, with 64 bit, I have to save once for every page/ chapter that is effected. This is not a big deal with 10 or 20 chapter books, although it is pain. However, 60 chapter books are starting to bother me. Is there something I have neglected to turn on that will make the corrections universally, the way it used to with 32 bit?