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Old 12-02-2009, 07:13 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by macr0t0r View Post
Aw, come on. How hard can it be to make sure that Calibre is layout-compatible with all external eBook-creation applications?

Alright, fair enough. I can work around this easily enough.

- Jim
Actually, looking at the code again calibre does not use an image directory at all for PML input. If you want images you need to have all .pml and .png files it in a zip file with the extension .pmlz. Straight PML input does not support images, only pmlz does.

What you are seeing is the translation of the PML into HTML where the images are moved into an images folder.

Oh and from the code you mentioned is not from the latest version. I rewrote the PML parser. It is much faster and does a better translation. It is in 0.6.25.
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