Thread: EpubCheck jar/webapp
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Old 04-23-2014, 05:06 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by skreutzer View Post
So I might look into writing a freely licensed GUI front end for epubcheck, so that the proprietary ones don't need to be used by ordinary users any more, and the provided source code of it will enable you to fix it, if the GUI front end should ever become incompatible with newer versions of the epubcheck back end.
Heh. I feel positively old-school now; I just use a custom registry hack to validate from the Windows context menu. I've got NCX fixer, EPUB cleaner, and "edit in Calibre" hacks set up, too.

Yes, I can pretty much fix an EPUB just by right-clicking on it a couple of times, then making a few manual adjustments.
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