Thread: With ePub here, do you still need RTF?
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Old 03-05-2009, 05:31 PM   #8
Steven Lyle Jordan
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Originally Posted by Ralph Sir Edward View Post
All I know is I want my e-books in some format that I can edit with simple word processing tools. (I.E. Notepad or Wordpad) I hate typos and will fix them when I come across them. I don't like mobi (.prc) because it is often in compressed format that i can't easily edit. (And I don't consider an explode, edit, rebuild software to be an easy edit.) I haven't played with Epub because I don't want to do another coversion of 1000+ books (and learn another formatting language) to convert to the lastest whiz-bang. Does Epub allow easy, simple word processor, fixing?
EPubs are zipped html, not hard to unzip and work with. You can copy and paste them into your app of choice.
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