Thread: Is it possible to edit an ebook?
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Old 08-10-2011, 05:31 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by user_none View Post
No it's not. The spec requires certain file to be in a specific location in the archive. It also requires certain files to be stored uncompressed. Some EPUB readers ignore these requirements and just uncompress the archive but many will refuse to open the file if you just zipped it and didn't follow the above requirements.
When I remove all the files except META-INF and mimetype, FlightCrew has no issue with them at all after I've then put back the rest of the files.

If one uses Windows, ePubPack can be used to remake the ePub archive.

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