Thread: Calibre Book Reader for Proof Reading/Editing
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Old 05-05-2011, 05:03 AM   #10
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Originally Posted by Agama View Post
Thanks for all the suggestions; I'm going to give Sigil another go and install Kiwidude's "Open With Plugin". Spell-checking within Sigil would certainly be really helpful here!

I am currently using the Tweak ePub option but I don't have a WYSIWYG html editor so it's back to plain-text editing. Hence my thoughts that maybe the calibre reader could be extended. Also, proof-reading a whole book takes some time and the reader has bookmarking to carry on where you left off, unlike the Tweak option.
If you don't install the plug-in, you can simply right-click on the book in Calibre, select "open containing folder". If Sigil is installed...simply open the epub and associate .epub with Sigil for now on. Then it's just a few clicks to open the epub in sigil. Unless you have epub associated with something else (like the epub firefox plugin or something).
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