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Old 09-10-2014, 07:05 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by canpolat View Post
What I meant is what I said: "I'm not a Calibre super user and for this kind of a task I would rather use Sigil." To me, creating an empty ePub in Sigil and then adding all my HTML files is the most straightforward path to follow. I don't consider Calibre to be the best tool for building ePubs (I use it for format conversion) therefore I recommended Sigil for the task. I wouldn't object others using Calibre for whatever purpose they desire.
All the OP was trying to do in the end was format conversion from a working html to epub. Once he corrected his index it took less than 4 minutes to add the html book, update the cover and metadata in the gui and convert it to epub.
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