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Old 04-04-2011, 10:10 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by ardeegee View Post
I want do do something very simple-- the sort of clearly defined, repetitive task that is tedious to do by hand that computers were designed for. But I can't find a way to do it. The simple task: I want to make epubs from pre-existing DOC files where the epub has a chapter entry in the TOC after every manual page break, with the bold-fonted title/chapter line directly after the page break being used as the title of the chapter entry in the epub TOC. Should be a snap for software to do. But does any software do it? Best answer would be how to do it in Calibre, or MS Word, or the Atlantis word processor, which I'm trying out now.
Calibre can't do the DOC conversion part.
(And this assumes there is some sort of identifiable Chapter markup (The word 'Chapter' usually works)

Save as filtered HTML. Now convert with Calibre.

(Another option is Writer2EPUB plugin for Open Office . This deals with the DOC part and the EPUB part pretty well.)
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