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Old 01-29-2008, 06:53 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by shousa View Post
Hey JSWolf, have you tried using a .bat file rather than typing it in?

I call it ExplodedLit2Lrf (ExLit2Lrf.bat)

No need to use commandline - just right-click attached .bat file to choose edit then save.

Can double-click from Windows to run.

(finally I have done something worth a tiny bit of karma?)
Actually, I think it should be....

Code:
html2lrf --use-spine --left-margin=0 --right-margin=0 --top-margin=0 --bottom-margin=0 --base-font-size=10 --wordspace=1 %1
That way, you can put in the name of the file given that it can be different. Now, that would work very well if in fact it actually worked. The problem is that I don't get paragraph indents. But, your idea for the bat file is a good one to use for lit2lrf especially since I do tent to use the same options.

In this case, the code would be...

Code:
lit2lrf --left-margin=0 --right-margin=0 --top-margin=0 --bottom-margin=0 --base-font-size=10 --wordspace=1 %1
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