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Old 04-14-2008, 09:59 PM   #5
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bbusybookworm .. the best format to standardize on would be HTML. Then you can use html2lit and Mobipocket Creator to create LRF and Mobipocket eBooks fairly easily.

I Did think about that, but the one thing I would really miss with that would be Cover art, etc.
Is there a way to embed the images inside the Html document itself, and not have it link to an external image as it usually does. If so it may be a viable option for me.
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