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Old 11-20-2008, 09:54 PM   #151
nrapallo
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Originally Posted by ricanchuloinfla View Post
Nick:

Thanks for the reply. Indeed it seems the problem was were pngnq was located. After digging up some posts via Google, I found the right place where to put it. Now that it is in the right place, I can successfully convert to lrf but the pdf to prc conversion is a no go. Instead, I get an html file that is blank.

This is seriously a good schooling on my VERY rusty Unix skills... I guess the purdy interface shields you out of the Terminal, at least in my case...

Cheers,

Roy
Good to hear!

I think the .prc issue arises because I use a windows executable to convert the resulting .html to .prc using a variant of tompe's mobi2html.pl from Mobiperl on Windows computers.

For MacOS X, you would need to edit 'output.py' and 'common.py' to replace the 'NRhtml2mobi' command with 'perl html2mobi.pl' perhaps. I don't know what will work in Terminal, but you need a command that will take a .html and build a .prc in MacOS X.

If you want, I could upload my modified perl script called 'NRhtml2mobi.pl'.
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