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Old 06-27-2010, 03:29 PM   #83
eBookLuke
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Hello Roger!

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Originally Posted by roger64 View Post
- the major one: the user still needs to use Sigil to do some tweaking after processing , like reordering and/or splitting text parts and also to check meta-data.
about metadata, if the filename is in the form "author - title" the macro gets the basic data (please note the space before and after the dash).
In a future release I will add a second button to insert metadata and adjust some preferences before export.

About splitting, the macro splits the text at every page break. If you wants to split your text, simply add a break where you want.
Moreover, if in the "Heading 1" style you specify a page break before stile, you will get automatically a splitted epub.

About the reordering, I still don't understand what you mean. All the files are generated, ordered and compressed in alphabetical order, and anyway the file sequence depends from the content.opf file. You don't have to worry about the order.

In my current release, I don't need anymore Sigil to create ePubs

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- the minor one: my personal choice would be to use slightly smaller margins (left and right, up and down) for text styles.
If you look inside the macro, you will find a module called CSS. You can change the quoted text as you prefer.
Maybe in a future release I will find a simplest method to manage these preferences. Suggestions?

Thanks for your testing!
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