Thread: What can a Ubuntu user proof epubs on?
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Old 10-16-2015, 11:09 PM   #12
Gregg Bell
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Originally Posted by Doitsu View Post
The latest version, ADE 4.5, has many features, e.g. ePub3 support, that older versions lack. If your book looks OK with ADE 1.7.2., it'll most likely look OK with the latest ADE version. The reverse isn't true, however.



False positives are common. You can have the Windows version checked by VirusTotal.
You know what, I got 1.7.2 via Wine and it's perfect. Thanks. (I just make myself a little crazy thinking I've got to have the latest version of everything.)

And yeah, I'm all Linux so I can't check that file in VT. I've got Calibre Ereader though so I've got alternatives. But ADE is a must because it's so easy to proof and then make the changes back to Sigil.

Thanks.
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