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Old 02-15-2011, 01:11 AM   #371
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Nice tip thanks.

Just a FYI setting the debug option flag on keeps all of the temp files generated by BookCreator, you might want to remove the temp files once your done with the command line.

You should be able to pass in "--change-justification=left" in the additional parameters text field located in the "Misc" tab of the "Create eBook" dialog box.
I been using the saved temp files along with playing with the parameters in the debug.txt file to see what I can do without having to open Word to play with various settings. I run a batch file to clean up my temp files on a daily basis as a scheduled task so not a big worry here unless I'm working on something at 5 AM. I keep my temp files on a secondary hard drive along with my data files so the batch file just reads:

del e:\temp\*.* /q
for /d %%f in (e:\temp\*.*) do rd "%%f" /s /q
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