Thread: Converting multiple text files to xhtml?
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Old 02-07-2011, 01:01 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by Spotnik View Post
Okay, well I tried that. I'm still missing something--when I did the conversion from ZIP to EPUB, only the first text file showed up in the ePUB file--as if the others didn't exist. I didn't see a setting anywhere that referred to multiple files, so I was surprised to see that, even though Calibre recognized all 27 .txt files in the zip, only one of them turned up as an html in the EPUB version.
Are they really html files or txt files? If they are html make sure they all have a html extension. Only one file type can be converted.

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