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Originally Posted by zekton
WOW tnx for that Tex.
That's gonna take a week to process lol.
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I tend to do point-by-point answers (I absorbed this style from online debates where opponents must be DESTROYED). See you in a week!
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Originally Posted by zekton
I'll browse the Regex stickies at the top as well to get a handle.
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Regex is a HUGE help with editing EPUBs and helping catch mistakes/inconsistencies.
In Sigil, there is the "Saved Searches" window, which allows you to save commonly used Searches/Regex, and allows you to load/run them very easily:
http://web.sigil.googlecode.com/git/..._searches.html
May I ask what you are working from? Or are you just tweaking a book that you purchased/found?
If you are working directly from a digital source (.txt, .doc, .odt, HTML, ...), of course it will be about a million times easier to create an EPUB.
Most of my work is done going from (dreaded) PDF -> EPUB, so I have a bunch of Regex to catch common OCR mistakes + helping speed up my entire process.
In Sigil, I also tend to use the Spellchecking window (I requested the feature in Sigil, and it is FANTASTIC):
http://web.sigil.googlecode.com/git/...pellcheck.html
If you need any more help/examples/whatever, just let me know. Everything I do for work is CC3.0 (Creative Commons 3.0), and all my EPUBs (mostly non-fiction economics books) are available to everyone.