Thread: compiling multiple epubs to one
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Old 05-15-2013, 01:11 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by phossler View Post
I didn't realize you could merge multiple epubs so easily. I have a number of trilogies, etc. that I can merge into a single book file, and correct/reformat much easier that the way I had been doing it.

Now ... is there a downside to consolidating epubs like that? It would seem that the advantages outway the increase in size, etc.

Paul
If you want one ebook with several chapters rather than lots of separate books, there seems little alternative! If you didn't pre-plan, you may end up with LOTS of stylesheets!
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