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Old 09-02-2009, 11:22 AM   #34
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Originally Posted by Pablo View Post
Rigth now I haven't decided what problems to address, but as they will be in the same line as utilities and programs found here in MR, I wanted to know the opinion of the experts.
Ah okay from that standpoint... the two most utilized languages for manipulating ebooks here are Perl and Python. If you are looking for a task that is sourly needed is to create IMP format form calibre.
While calibre does not have a plugin architecture it is compartmentalize by design and you could create an HTML -> IMP solution in a vacuum then integrate it to the main line with little effort.
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