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Originally Posted by tomsem
Yes, I'll stick with PDF, thanks.
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One of the Print Replica books in my library was free, and available from Play Books also, available as both fixed-layout ePub and PDF. The fixed-layout ePub consists of only a series of images, most likely something Google generated.
There is a very lengthy document over on W3.org, recently posted or updated:
EPUB Fixed Layout Accessibility
I just wish they would include an example ePub illustrating the 'best practices'.
I just tried opening the ePub generated from print replica by KFX Input with Thorium Reader, it is searchable and text-to-speech works (I had tried Apple Books before). So that seems to be 'as expected', and maybe as much as is possible (i.e. 'selectability' isn't supported).