Thread: BookCreator Tool v3.5
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Old 07-26-2011, 01:21 PM   #393
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Some instructions would be nice!
Is there a manual, or web page or something??

Ok so I open the template, and I paste my text into it, then what?? Save as?

I have a text with a lot of quotes in indented paragraphs, and I want to process the file so the indents/italics appear in ePub format. Text is regular .doc format.

Thanks for any pointers.

Yes sorry I've been wanting to create a video tutorial but have not gotten around to doing one.

However the tool in itself is not so difficult to use. Simply import the text format the text using MS word and the macros provided in by the tool.

When you want to create an ebook depress the "Create eBook" menu button and it will open a dialog box. Chose the format you wish Mobi, ePUB, PDF,etc... and off you go.

Note: BookCreator requires calibre to create eBooks.

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