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perhaps rather then putting in an editor adding a function to export the temp html to an editor selected by the user?
Basically I'm saying if I'm doing a convert on something like a lit file, Calibre could explode the LIT, reformat based on the settings, then write the file to a temp workspace before launching the user's preferred HTML editor on the workspace. After editing the file the user saves the file and continues the import in Calibre.
I know these actions are all available with the tools in the Calibre install but just suggesting making user friendly this way.
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