Thread: [Plugin] OpenDocHTMLImport - Full ODF HTML(Writer) conversion to epub
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Old 01-17-2017, 12:36 AM   #82
slowsmile
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@Doitsu & @st_albert I've just released a new plugin version -- v0.2.9 -- with a fix for the Linux64 file name issue.

* The opf file names and Book Browser file names have been changed and are now identical and will be in the same letter case as the original headings in the ebook text.

* When the file split from html to xhtml occurs in my plugin, the created file names will now be identical in letter case format to the file names in the opf and in Sigil's Book Browser.

* I've tested this fix on Windows using 16 ebooks that are formatted differently in LO or OO and which also includes 2 Polish ebooks and st_albert's Galactic Frontiers ebook sample. In all cases, the opf and Book Browser file names were identical and correct and all generated epubs passed Doitsu's EpubCheck.

Please could you test this new version to see if it's now working properly on Linux64 ?

With thanks
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