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Old 12-15-2008, 11:45 PM   #133
nrapallo
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Originally Posted by mjh215 View Post
After a week of fooling around with BC I have to say it really works great. I do have to problems I've been having trying to build an IMP file though.
  • There is a '> tag being left directly before the page break preceeding a chapter title
  • Em-dashes are showing as ?'s in the completed IMP. I tried searching and don't know if this is an issue with IMP or just a glitch in the conversion.

I haven't tackled curly quotes yet, I wanted to get basic formatting down first. Every other formatting issue I've solved either using BC's tools, Notepad++ or Word's own Search and Replace.

-MJ

PS I also tried an LRF and that came through beautifully...
Any character that shows up with a '?' in the resulting .imp can usually be "fixed" if converted to a HTML code like &emdash; for . While there are legal HTML codes that don't have a corresponding .imp character, most do or can be represented by similar existing characters. For example; ½ ("& frac12;") is 'one-half', but can easily be represented by <small>1/2</small>. Now all this needs your resulting conversion to be in .html form which may or may not be a problem for BC.

pssst: If all else fails, try replacing an emdash with hex code 0xD1 (or decimal 209) and see if that works in the .imp ebook! You heard it here first!

Last edited by nrapallo; 12-16-2008 at 07:18 AM. Reason: typo
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