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Originally Posted by dhbailey
Librie Text Assistant beats all the macros and word-processing programs combined, it is so easy -- one click to open the file (with however many other clicks necessary to navigate to the file you want to open) one click to Process, one click to save as. If I weren't so hung up on keeping the original PG files intact (I may surrender and decide I won't want them that way ever again and simply click SAVE) for a total of 3 clicks (plus however many are necessary to open the file itself.
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That sounds like a useful tool, but it actually is just as easy if you use something like Stingo's Word macro
. Just open the file, press whatever key combination you've assigned as a shortcut for the macro (I use "Ctrl+Alt+E" - E for "EBook") and then re-save the file.
The reason I like the macro approach is that it is, of course, completely "programmable" - I can make it do exactly what I want, rather than what someone else
thinks that I want.
There's no one "right answer", of course. We all have to find the approach that suits us personally.