Thread: Good practice for packaging / folder management with Sigil
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Old 03-08-2013, 02:56 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by wdaly View Post
Thanks DiapDealer, that in fact seems to make life quite easy. To clarify, by folder structure, I meant my own project folders for saving the epub files and image files.
Sorry. My bad. I assumed you were talking about internal structure. I don't really save anything ouside the epub's archive. But like mrmikel said, I often save several versions of the epub along the way. Once it's finalized, however... I consider the epub itself to be the "project files."
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