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Originally Posted by geormes
I am new to Tweak Book so please correct me if I am in error.
In repairing a simple text error using Tweak Book you would have to repair each chapter because each is a html file. Using convert then the search and replace the entire book can be done.
Tweak Book looks like something I can use when I have to change the CSS.
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Yes you would need to repair each html file - which is easy enough if you use a text editor which can do search/replace across multiple files in one hit.
With Tweak Book, no conversion is done, just your manual edits to html (or css or toc.ncx or opf files) - whichever files need to be tweaked.
Conversions sometimes make changes (to book structure and styles) which you may prefer to avoid. If this is the case then Tweak Book is a good 'non-destructive' way of doing simple changes.
Sigil is also very good, but it has a learning curve like all powerful software.