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Quoth · 12-31-2022, 10:54 AM

Are you using MyScript's Nebo app outside the Kobo? If so what on? Is it the free version (more limited than that in the Kobo) or full version?

I maybe can check on my Grandson's ipad. But I can't see why I'd ever want to convert text BACK to nebo. The edit features on iOS or Kobo are solely to add text. Once you export to .txt or .docx far better to edit in a real program (MS Word, Notepad++, LO Writer and KATE).
I did use Word till about 2015 and Notepad++ till about 2018. Now 100% Linux since January 2017, though I have Word 2007 & Notepad++ on WINE on Linux.
I have XP, Win7 and Win10 VMs but hardly use them and not for any workflow.

Stopped printing proof copies on paper in 1997.
All proofing on eInk since 2014, First Kindle, then Kobo H2O.

12-31-2022, 10:54 AM	#3
Quoth Still reading Posts: 14,456 Karma: 107078855 Join Date: Jun 2017 Location: Ireland Device: All 4 Kinds: epub eink, Kindle, android eink, NxtPaper	Are you using MyScript's Nebo app outside the Kobo? If so what on? Is it the free version (more limited than that in the Kobo) or full version? I maybe can check on my Grandson's ipad. But I can't see why I'd ever want to convert text BACK to nebo. The edit features on iOS or Kobo are solely to add text. Once you export to .txt or .docx far better to edit in a real program (MS Word, Notepad++, LO Writer and KATE). I did use Word till about 2015 and Notepad++ till about 2018. Now 100% Linux since January 2017, though I have Word 2007 & Notepad++ on WINE on Linux. I have XP, Win7 and Win10 VMs but hardly use them and not for any workflow. Stopped printing proof copies on paper in 1997. All proofing on eInk since 2014, First Kindle, then Kobo H2O.