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ecbritz · 05-01-2013, 07:06 PM

I agree this has gone too far. If you look at the book you will see that it's actually quite thorough and accurate as far as it went, and shows that I am seriously interested and keen to learn eBook editing well. I never doubted for a minute that I must learn HTML coding and CSS. My original question about how to transfer files from one Sigil project to another was answered almost immediately. But the use of such files, if they originate in an ePub produced by writer2epub -- or similar program or add-on -- touched on a problem which elicited a barrage of reactions. I started laughing at myself and at the whole uproar. Most people are still afraid of having to learn some kind of computer programming. I know people who still regularly get hysterical when they use MS Word. It's all gone too far. But I HAVE learned a lot from this thread. If you read the experimental book, you will see it's full of stuff I learned right here, thanks to all. Shall we call this the end of this story?

05-01-2013, 07:06 PM	#35
ecbritz Book Concocter Posts: 59 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: China Device: Sony Reader	I agree this has gone too far. If you look at the book you will see that it's actually quite thorough and accurate as far as it went, and shows that I am seriously interested and keen to learn eBook editing well. I never doubted for a minute that I must learn HTML coding and CSS. My original question about how to transfer files from one Sigil project to another was answered almost immediately. But the use of such files, if they originate in an ePub produced by writer2epub -- or similar program or add-on -- touched on a problem which elicited a barrage of reactions. I started laughing at myself and at the whole uproar. Most people are still afraid of having to learn some kind of computer programming. I know people who still regularly get hysterical when they use MS Word. It's all gone too far. But I HAVE learned a lot from this thread. If you read the experimental book, you will see it's full of stuff I learned right here, thanks to all. Shall we call this the end of this story?