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barncat · 03-09-2012, 10:26 AM

I'm just launching myself into this workflow. I'm on CS 5.5 and the .mobi plugin seems to work like a charm - except that I can't get Springy to let me open it at all, while it will open a .mobi created on a PC, probably through conversion of the ebup (a friend did it). So I guess there are problems there. I'm stymied by this. I have to learn more about getting into the .toc. And will have to experiment more with the workflow to find out if the problem is there. And try Sigil. My books are novels, so the task isn't terrible, and I've managed to set up four books that are accepted easily by my Kindle Fire - including one that's a knitting pattern, set up for my own reference on a trip. Are you guys still here? It's an old thread.

03-09-2012, 10:26 AM	#18
barncat Member Posts: 18 Karma: 20 Join Date: Mar 2012 Device: Kindle Fire	I'm just launching myself into this workflow. I'm on CS 5.5 and the .mobi plugin seems to work like a charm - except that I can't get Springy to let me open it at all, while it will open a .mobi created on a PC, probably through conversion of the ebup (a friend did it). So I guess there are problems there. I'm stymied by this. I have to learn more about getting into the .toc. And will have to experiment more with the workflow to find out if the problem is there. And try Sigil. My books are novels, so the task isn't terrible, and I've managed to set up four books that are accepted easily by my Kindle Fire - including one that's a knitting pattern, set up for my own reference on a trip. Are you guys still here? It's an old thread.