Thanks for your replies!
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Originally Posted by DaleDe
Looks handy. You might want to add publisher to the metadata choices to avoid putting the app name where the author belongs. Do you use the file names for the TOC if the first line is not checked? I take it a blank line is used as a paragraph separator. Does it use an existing CSS if the file exists, or always build a new one?
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1. More meta data can be added if anybody want this feature.
2. Yes, it will use file name as title if this option is not checked.
3. If any css file exists in the source file dir it will be selected as css.
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Originally Posted by PandathePanda
Well tried it, and is disappointed.
1) Gave it 10 txt files, and it failed to convert most of them. All of them was utf8 files.
2) And this made me pissed a lot. Set the output folder to "user folder" and it deleted everything in my user dir (tried it twice, second time used random files in the dir, and it cleaned the dir again)
My advice for all is too leave this piece of crap alone until it's fixed
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1) Can you send me the log file? There is a view log button when convert finished.
2) The software's logic is to make a new folder "epub-out" of your source directory's up level directory. This folder will be emptied. Sorry for the inconvenience. I'll add a warning message next version.
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Originally Posted by RobertDDL
It sounds interesting. But, how do the text files have to be formatted? When you say, "Mobi Epub Maker can set the first line of the text file as chapter title" does this mean that each chapter has to be a separate file? (Not a good idea, I think). What about different heading levels? How do italics and bold have to be formatted in the text file? Block quotes? Verses? Blank lines? Footnotes?
Not all of this is indispensible, of course, at least not for a first version -- I'd settle for heading levels 1 and 2, and italics, and blank lines. It's a pity that there seems to be no widely accepted standards for tagged text files (or is there, and I'm just not aware of it?)
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1) The text will be formatted by adding html tag to each line of your original text. like this:<p>text line</p>
2)Every file a chapter is just for my own purpose. Because I don't find this function in Calibre. So I decide to make one.
3) Italic/bold style can't be supported by text file so it can't be supported by this software.
4)Maybe I can add a text editor if that is most people wanted.