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Old 03-25-2011, 09:21 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by landed View Post
Thanks Donna for that. Why on earth they need a new file extension for cosmetic reasons perhaps...ok so I checked the archive and it has one folder that has a META-INF folder with a readonly value the file inside isnt read only nor can I no matter what make it not read only. This you may know can be a massive pain for windows users even though I have taken ownership of the file. I tried creating a new folder and it always go to read only for some reason.
Is this file needed, the xml inside seems a bit redundant.
thanks
Oh, yes, the META-INF folder and its contents are definitely required.

I wonder... have you tried to take your epub, load it into Sigil, use the built-in epub checker ( which is a little more thorough than epubcheck, but compatible with it) and then save it again with a different filename? Perhaps that will fix the permission problems, and certain other problems as well, if present.

Sigil is an epub editor that is available as free and open software, from here:

http://code.google.com/p/sigil/downloads/list

Please also visit the Sigil forum on this board for lots of friendly help and information!
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