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Old 05-08-2010, 06:17 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by Kivgaen View Post
I work for a book publisher and we are planning to make all of our ebooks available for sale on iTunes, but Apple requires us to have a specific version of .epub files: 1.0.5.

What do the different version numbers mean, and how can I make my .epub files version 1.0.5? What version does Sigil make?

Thanks in advance to anyone who knows what this means and who can point me to a direction where I can learn more about it.
Apple means that the epub files must not report any errors when checked with epubcheck version 1.0.5. epubcheck is an open source, free, command-line program that checks the validity of the xml inside an epub.

If you set the metadata in Sigil, Sigil's output passes epubcheck 1.0.5, unless there's something weird going on in your XHTML files.

But you should certainly check yourselves. You can get epubcheck from

http://code.google.com/p/epubcheck/

and if you're on Mac, you can get a useful Applescript from here

https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=55576

which will let you do drag&drop validation, instead of mucking around on the command-line.
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