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samu · 11-27-2007, 05:41 AM

When I'm in the know I hate these kind of posts but I'm completely lost. I know enough to open the XP command prompt by typing cmd and then typing html2lrf. Beyond that, I'm lost. I tried dragging, the books html files (which are numbered 1-70) into the command prompt but that only opened the relevant part of the book in firefox. I tried dragging all the html files in the prompt and nothing, dragged the toc (table of contents) html file into the command prompt, a text file with a ton of code on it...etc. The OP just says "run" the book through the program...how? Sorry but while I'm actually decently computer litterate (I am in my 20s and build my own systems) I have no idea whats going on in this thread.
Is it even normal for the book to be broken up into a number of sequential html file with a toc file and a text file. It works fine in firefox but I don't want to go blind.

11-27-2007, 05:41 AM	#565
samu Junior Member Posts: 5 Karma: 10 Join Date: Nov 2007 Device: Sony E reader	Completely Lost When I'm in the know I hate these kind of posts but I'm completely lost. I know enough to open the XP command prompt by typing cmd and then typing html2lrf. Beyond that, I'm lost. I tried dragging, the books html files (which are numbered 1-70) into the command prompt but that only opened the relevant part of the book in firefox. I tried dragging all the html files in the prompt and nothing, dragged the toc (table of contents) html file into the command prompt, a text file with a ton of code on it...etc. The OP just says "run" the book through the program...how? Sorry but while I'm actually decently computer litterate (I am in my 20s and build my own systems) I have no idea whats going on in this thread. Is it even normal for the book to be broken up into a number of sequential html file with a toc file and a text file. It works fine in firefox but I don't want to go blind.