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Sigil V0.7.3 released
I’m somewhat pleased to announce the immediate availability of Sigil 0.7.3. This release is primary a bug fix release. Please see the changelog for a full listing.
Currently there is no OS X package for 0.7.3 available. Even though this release fixes numerous bugs on OS X a package cannot be built at this time. The macdeployqt tool I use for OS X packaging is broken in Qt 5.1.0. I was not able to get the workaround to resolve the issue fully. Hopefully, this will be fixed in the next Qt release. |
Thanks for all the hard work on this.
XP install went smooth. |
Installed fine on Windows7 on a 64 bit machine.
Also thanks for your work making this a great piece of software. |
Just tried on a Win 7, 64 machine. Downloaded OK, Ran OK, but I couldn't get any response from any menu item. I could type in the main screen OK, but could not do any functions.
I tried twice, same result. Reloaded 7.2 and everything is OK. Any suggestions? AJ |
Trying to install on a Ubuntu 12.04lts:
After downloading and installing QT5.1.0 and cmake 2.8.11.2 get the following errors: Spoiler:
Any ideas? bernie |
Installed smoothly on Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit. No issues found in regard to my normal routines in Sigil.
Thanks! Regards, Kim |
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:thanks: bernie I am on my way to cell phone and Internet free zone. |
Seeing an issue in Sigil 7.3 on an ePub that opens correctly ib 7.2.
On opening receive the following message Spoiler:
ded.html does contain an Additionally, a reference to a PNG graphic in ded.html that used to be displayed in bookview in 7.2 now appears as a square box with no content. Spoiler:
Flightcrew presented no errors in 7.2; 7.3 gives errors on images/9-1.png and entity 'nbsp' not found. What is interesting, is that when I use 7.2, the above page references Code:
<p class="center"><img alt="" src="../Images/9-1.png"/></p>Code:
<p class="center"><img alt="" src="images/9-1.png"/></p>The original ePub when opened via WinZip has the following Spoiler:
where the character after pagebreak appears in a hex debugger as hex C2, hex A0. |
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"Fix issue 2232: The nbsp characters in UTF-8 files are converted to normal spaces." What is the doctype set to for the file (opening it outside of Sigil)? The A0 is a non-breaking space which is being converted to to prevent the bug where it is converted into a normal space. My guess is the doctype isn't correct so it doesn't know what an is. Hence the not well formed error. The image wouldn't be displayed correctly because the reference was not updated due to the well formed error. |
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Right single quotes as apostrophes make it impossible to "Ignore" a word. I believe this broke in one of the > 0.7.0 versions, as I know this has been bothering me for months, and it started to occur some time after the Spellcheck tool was added. (See Before/After attached image). |
Same setup as elibrarian here (Windows 7 Home Premium 64bi).
AFAIK, it working as expected, even with the " " . Thanks! |
N.B. I'm using the debian package from DiapDealer on Lubuntu 12.10
One thing I've just found, if I add a html file, any html files, aren't include as they used to be. Code:
<p><a href="001.html">Chapter One</a></p>Edit: Any linked css or image files are added. Edit(2): SORRY :o Just installed an older version to test (v0.5.3) and Sigil doesn't pull in the linked html files, must have mis-remembered -> calibre does that though - just me getting confused.:blink: |
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Given up on v0.7.3
Windows 7 64 bit.
I received too many errors so I have gone back to version 7.2. nbsp; errors and image errors (I think the image path was wrong apparently). Also reported stylesheet.css not in the manifest but it was. I did a search and replace and replaced the nbsp; with just a space but I shouldn't think that caused the image and css errors. I will wait a while before updating again. |
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