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Originally Posted by Psymon
Don't you find it much harder to edit that way? This Thoreau book I'm working on is now thousands of "pages" (so to speak) in length, and it's so much easier -- I find, anyway -- to go to whatever chapter I want to work on with everything split into separate files.
And for older, slower devices, in particular those that only open one file at a time (and not the entire book), doesn't it make it much more of a pain just to open the book in the first place? I mean, to make a website analogy, it'd be like if you wanted to read one article on a news website, but in order to read that one you had to open the whole, entire site.
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I do not keep everything in one file. I was saying about endnotes (footnotes in a pBook). And when I work on an ePub, I mostly use Notepad++ which allows me to load all the files in different tabs and I can do search/replace across tabs.