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Originally Posted by koland
Yes, but this leaves the original behind (perhaps to be converted again), while using a second batch file lets you add commands to move it out of the way (rather than depending on the user to remember to do so). For mobidedrm, this is even more essential, at least if you want both the original and the new file to have the same name - my 2nd batch file does the conversion, moves the original, renames the new file and then moves it to a different directory. One directory always has the originals, the other those ready to read and if the conversion directory is clean, there is nothing new to convert.
But, I do have a question -- if I have an epub, what is the best way to convert it to mobi?
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You don't need a second batch file, just a second line in the one you start with, unless you need to do this independently of the first task.
To convert an ePUB to mobi download the latest version of the Windows Mobipocket Reader and then you can simply drag the epub file to the reader icon.
Dale