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Originally Posted by Redcard
I actually found a way to do this without writing a utility, which I would recommend to anyone as soon as I find two more pieces of software.
I need something that combines multiple HTML files into one file.. and then I'll be golden.
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As long as you don't care about CSS, this is trivial to do. If you do care about CSS, you're in trouble. Perhaps an easier way to go is to leave them in separate HTML files and create an OPF file theat lists all the HTML files in the order they should be read. Then the set of HTML + OPF files can be easily converted into an ebook with existing tools.