Thread: Creating eReader format from OPF
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Old 08-23-2008, 03:22 PM   #1
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Creating eReader format from OPF
Is there a program that will take an OPF file from an eBook and convert it to eReader format so it keeps the formatting proper? For example, taking an MS Reader eBook, exploding it to it's components and then using some other program with the OPF file to create the eReader eBook keeping the formatting? Also exploding Mobipocket using mobi2oeb gives us an OPF as well.

Supposedly eBook Studio for Windows can do it, but the formatting does not get kept all that well. So is there anything better then that?
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