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Old 01-31-2008, 10:15 PM   #22
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Originally Posted by kovidgoyal View Post
If you're keeping your source in HTML you're keeping it in one format. Indeed the BD format is basically mutilated HTML.

And I think that the monolithic, integrated software design, is inferior in the long run to the modular, flexible software design.
Sure. You're coming from a Unix perspective, where the paradigm is one tool for one job, and you combine tools via scripts to perform more complex tasks.

You're right: a collection of individual, specialized tools will do individual tasks better than a generalized tool.

But you must accumulate, maintain, and become proficient in that collection of tools.

For many users, an integrated tool like BD is a better option for the task of creating ebooks in multiple formats.
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