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Old 05-11-2008, 11:43 AM   #39
delphidb96
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Originally Posted by Argel View Post
Not being initiated into the mysteries of Python, is there a way a script such as this could be adapted simply to produce a non-protected ereader file which could be converted to Mobi by other means?

I was just wondering if this would overcome my difficulty with footnotes, which appear to be stripped out of the html output.
When stripping out DRM, which is what this tool is for, the best method is to do the stripping separate from the conversion to Mobi. Any decent ***-to-Mobi converter will take the results and let you make a Mobi file out of them. I use BookDesigner, but you could just as easily use Mobigen or Mobipocket Creator, or the MobiPerl tools.

What I'd like to see is someone take the MobiDeDRM and eReader2HTML python scripts and turn them into standalone Windows executable files, or maybe combine the two into one exe file.

Derek
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