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Old 11-27-2010, 02:46 PM   #1
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DOC to EPUB: Shapes > Line Tool

I'm using Microsoft Word 2010 to author a book and am planning on using the Shapes > Line Tool in Mic Word 2010 to box in words. Will EPUB devices be able to see the lines exactly as I have made them in my .doc file? The lines will wrap around stacked words in a labyrinth or maze style, so it's not just a simple box or straight line in one direction.

I have never made an epub file, so generally will any formatting in a .doc/.docx file convert to .epub?
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Old 11-27-2010, 06:20 PM   #2
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Will EPUB devices be able to see the lines exactly as I have made them in my .doc file?
No, not at all.
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Old 11-28-2010, 06:55 AM   #3
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Thanks for the reply. Yes you are in agreement with another response I got over at Word Forums.

I could create the Word Stack diagrams in a Graphic program and save as a .gif file I guess. Do graphics position and look good on eBook Readers, such as Kindle or Nook?
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1. I could create the Word Stack diagrams in a Graphic program and save as a .gif file I guess.
2.Do graphics position and look good on eBook Readers, such as Kindle or Nook?
1. Save each graphic as jpeg, 72dpi, quality <200. They will look fine on ereaders.
2. Position = left or center. If fine going in, they will be fine on reader. One caveat, some ereaders are in B&W and do not display color.
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