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Originally Posted by marenkus
Dear Community,
i have created a Power Point presentation (approx. 300 slides) that i would like to convert into an ebook. The presentation contains many pictures and different fonts.
Is it possible with Sigil to create a fixed layout? Are there any other options that wont be too expensive? Is there a free software? It would be best if i can run the program on a MAC.
The ebool should be readable on Kindle and Ipad if possible.
Do you have an recommandations for me?
Maren from Berlin!
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Be sure to let people know it is a FIXED layout ebook. There is no way I will ever read it, fixed layout is a bad word to me.
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Originally Posted by Turtle91
Wie Geht's Maren! Welcome to MR Forum!
There is a good sub-forum for asking formatting/project questions: The Workshop
As I have heard repeatedly, Fixed Format ebooks are a real pain to work with and not all devices support them. However, the easiest way I can think of would be to save each slide as an image - then make each image it's own page in the book using an SVG wrapper like this:
I'm sure there are many other ways that people can recommend here, but this will get the job done quickly and easily. I'm not sure if all kindles/iPads support multiple SVG images (??) but if they don't you can also try using the following:
If all your slides are the same dimensions then that would be fairly simple to code.
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I would code the css like this:
Code:
height: auto;
max-height: 100%;
width: auto;
max-width: 100%;
Good luck
bernie