Thread: Duplicating book layout for 'template'
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Old 05-24-2020, 07:11 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by Tomy Awards View Post
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It took some time to get the doc to epub conversion to look like I want it, so I would like to use the first one as a 'template' for the others and just change the text and cover images.
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How do you create the 'doc'? If via a word processor like Word or Writer, then it maybe easier to use a Word or Writer template, save as DOCX, and convert that. I write in Word, and for texts that are inherently reflowable all I have to do is convert and tidy up the ePub opf with the Modify plugin and Sigil's metadata edit tool.

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