Thread: Master Format for multi-format eBook Generation?
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Old 03-14-2009, 12:02 AM   #22
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Looks like there might be support out there, just trying to find it and find who's working on it. Short blog entry by Bill McCoy about Hindawi (a science/tech/math publisher).
This is very interesting. For non-professionals, it looks like what you might try is to create something in LaTeX, convert it to GNU Texmacs format, and then convert that into xhtml with embedded MathML, and then convert that to ePub... a long process, but possibly resulting in better output than latex2html.
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