Thread: Bookdesigner and win 7.
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Old 12-03-2010, 02:15 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by Entu View Post
( i'm hear it is better than Calibre ) but sadly it wont run properly i got message about some missing DDLs, do any one was sucessfull with running BD on WIN 7 64bit maybe and can give me some tips ?
BookDesigner is not "better" than Calibre, because they are for different things. BookDesigner is an editor that can create ebooks in several formats (but, sadly, not in ePub) and Calibre is a library management program that, among many other things, can perform some format shifting operations.

That said, BookDesigner is, IMO, a great program, though a bit old (development stopped 3 years ago) and predates Vista and Seven, so to run it in these systems you have to do some extra work, as Harry has pointed out.
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