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Originally Posted by llasram
Go with what starrigger says -- he's a published author who has been through this. What John is describing is a quick-and-dirty conversion of an already edited text. A quality published result will require time/effort/expense for editing, book design, and design implementation/variation in target formats.
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I don't really agree.
If you already need to do this for a P book, it also needs to be done for an ebook.
Even with a pbook there exists an electronic version, that in itself is (supposed to be) complete.
Creating an ebook from there only is a matter of 30-60 minutes.
My record stays at creating 5 ebooks per hour in LRF.
Since LRF is very limited in possibilities (Title,subtitle,
Italic, and
Bold text, optional picture here or there), it won't take lots of time to create a conversion.
Most of the time one has a standard set of settings one uses to create a book anyways.