Thread: With ePub here, do you still need RTF?
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Old 03-30-2009, 07:29 AM   #30
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Originally Posted by Moejoe View Post
The more I'm playing with it, the more I'm coming around to your way of thinking Andybaby. There's always an odd quirk or something that just doesn't fit, no matter which approach I'm using. I've shifted over to Feedbooks to produce the ePub, overall, it's actually taking a little less time.

Waiting for some one-click solution to come along and save me from my own rusty coding skills.
I'm creating my mobipocket books from epub books. I used my rusty batch coding skills (too lazy to use my fine-tuned coding skills) and made a batch program that lets me check my epub book and create a mobipocket book from it.

So, I'd say ePub would beat RTF any time. Much easier to maintain (somehow I never get RTF files to exactly what I want, I miss the underwater screen of WP). I am a web application developer and crazy about clean HTML files (I adore the XHTML1.1 standard).
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