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Originally Posted by susan_cassidy
Data has to be converted into ePub, so it is not really possible to input directly into ePub. At least internally, an app would have to take the input, and convert it. Seems unlikely. There are tons of apps that let you create documents, of various formats. Use one of those. Why does it need to be ePub? Unless the Kobo does not let you install apps. In that case, get a device that does. Problem solved.
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I have crates of old devices that allow me to enter and save text - the Kobo is the latest
toy.
ePub is open source/specification so the most susceptible to tweaking/hacking. Because nobody seems to have come up with this idea and either marketed it or made it freely available is challenge enough.
The Kobo allows annotation of both PDF and ePub - I find drawbacks with PDFs that are answered in using ePub.
"Dead tree" diary makers still seem to be in business - seems to be something missed by ePub authors - though I have found a few decorative calendars.
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