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Originally Posted by eBookLuke
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Thanks!
It really does all those things that I usually do with regex.
Splitting " ", for example - I do this too
Not sure why it is called PerfectEpub, though. It is more than that. PerfectHTML too, etc.
It fixes the text in OpenOffice and then you can do whatever you want with it: to save as html or as odt and convert odt to epub with the Calibre converter, for example.
What is the best strategy to work with it on an epub I already have, though?
Probably: to convert epub to htmlz (with the Calibre converter, for example), to unpack htmlz and then to open html in OpenOffice. With this approach all the pictures show up in OpenOffice too.
Or do you have a stand-alone version, perhaps a PerfectEpub tool that can be launched from SIGIL with "Open with"?