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Originally Posted by KAM
At the moment I'm planning on loading documents that I will be editing/creating. This may change as I get to know the world of ebooks better!
My coding knowledge is zero, so I'd prefer if I were to start from creating .doc, .rtf, .txt or similar easily editable formats. I've already loaded a couple of short .rtf's to the PRS-505 just by direct Windows folder-to-folder copying. However the page widths and justification etc don't come across well.
In a perfect world someone might answer my original questions by recommending "start with .xxx files (they're really easy to edit), convert them to the Sony-readable .yyy format using the well-known ZZZ software package. The reasons for these recommendations are .... ". But as I suspect I'm finding through experimentation things are never that simple!
Regards
Ken
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If you're just typing it up in Word, it's pretty straightforward. You can grab bookdesigner (a free program you can find here at MR), load it, then convert to LRF (in my opinion the best format for the Sony). There's some good tutorials in the workshop. It would take all of a few minutes to go from a word doc to LRF.