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Old 01-08-2009, 01:45 PM   #38
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Originally Posted by Phogg View Post
I will irrefutably point out at this point, that putting a function into existing word processors to format what is being written directly into whatever ebook format is desired is not only doable - it would be something that authors would not likely balk at. It is a feature I myself might pay for

The whole cost of formatting thing still is a cost that can be cut out.
And done that way it would take little time.

You are sitting here reading this forum in front of a computer people.
How hard is it to remember just what it is that computers do.
Actually many word processors already have this feature for certain formats. Framemaker can produce eBooks in a variety of formats. Word has a free add on to produce eBooks in LIT format and can of course produce PDF eBooks. And with macros word processors can build eBooks behind the scenes as demonstrated in Open Office.

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