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Originally Posted by snarkophilus
In an Explorer window on Windows 7, click the "Organize" button on the top left, then the "Folder and search options" button. In the "View" table, uncheck the "Hide extensions for known file types" option. This then should include the file extension in the filenames in the Explorer windows, and allow you to change the .epub to .zip (with some warning about making the file potentially unusable). You should also be able to rename the epub file from a DOS command prompt as well.
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Bless you, Simon, that worked! I tried using the DOS command line before but couldn't remember the actual command and Rename didn't work. I have now renamed the epub to zip and unzipped it.
Interestingly enough, the ASCII characters are in the html files that I viewed using the MS IE9 browser. It looks more and more like I'm just going to have to do a global replace. If that's the case, I will just merge (append, actually) the files together that I want and then do Find/Replace. There has to be an easier way using html, but it's beyond me at this point.
I wonder what would happen if I loaded the html file into Book Designer. . .
