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Originally Posted by Liviu_5
As far as I can see the current opf format is pretty rarely used as such these days though it may be used to create books in the above proprietary formats.
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Hey, Liviu!
Basically, a
lot of the content you see in various proprietary formats started off as OPF at some point, then got munged into a proprietary format for a device. IDPF has never made a consumer-level format because the content providers couldn't come to a common DRM solution that they liked for all the possible devices.
Hopefully, this will happen one day. Until then, I seriously doubt you'll see either OPF or OpenReader format versions of any commercial publication.