Thread: Best source to convert to LRF?
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Old 12-31-2007, 01:05 PM   #8
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EDIT: BTW I realized my question might be confusing. I'm saying if I have one book in multiple formats (perfect example, gutenberg has books in TXT and HTML); is there a preferable format to start with.
Well... when starting from the various source formats one can download from Baen (html, lit, mobi, .rb) I get the best results from the html files, but I the conversion is easiest from the lit files. All using libprs500 to do the conversions.

The ease of use starting from lit files is beginning to convert me over to that approach. Although the results are slightly prettier starting from html, it's not a large enough difference to be worth the extra work.

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