Thread: Working with ZIP/RAR/TAR Archives
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Old 01-16-2011, 09:41 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by vitalichka View Post
Alright so this should be good because I am most concerned about HTML files and have no comics. As far as PDF and RTF my best bet would be to extract individual archives right?

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Just drop the Archive into Calibre.
The Archive keeps all the pieces together. CSS, Images,Body files) HTML is not always a SINGLE file concept. I can't count how many 'broken' HTML books I have seen because somone only sent the HTML file and forgot the JPG's and CSS
No pictures and globs of text
Repeat: Drag and Drop a RAR or Zip. Let Calibre figure out what it can or can't do. It will complain if needed.
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