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Originally Posted by library addict
I only meant that folks in the Calibre forum thought it was already more advanced than Sigil and that Kovid's idea of basic was far more advanced than everyone else's idea of "basic".
But like everything else with Calibre, using Edit Book is optional. That's the great thing about the program.
(Here is the thread I was referring to Edit Ebook) |
I never learned Sigil - wasn't really brave enough to try it because the only things I really change are removing matter, like you, or creating splits or line breaks when the original didn't do it well - I was usually able to accomplish this in Tweak Book but you couldn't see your results until you re-packed the book, which sometimes meant unpacking and repacking multiple multiple times (at least for me). Now you can see changes right away, which I like.
Books don't really have to be perfect for me to enjoy them - but I do get annoyed when chapters run together, etc. So the basicality and ease of access of Edit Book will make me a happy reader
Or maybe it's not the basicality (since apparently it goes beyond basic in functionality) but the ease of use for editing dummies that will make me happy happy happy - sort of like an Editor for Dummies...
