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Originally Posted by =X=
Nick many thanks for the Perl Script. You did a fantastic job. With a little elbow grease I was able to port your PERL script to VBA and integrate it with the BookCreator tool. The IMP files created from BookCreator are excellent! Many thanks!
Also one recommendation. Change the CSS=1, even though the documentation says the CSS feature is obsolete and not used, I found this to be incorrect. The CSS=1 is required to preserve the MS Word format.
=X=
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Wow, great discovery!!!
I just tried it and the .doc to .imp sample conversions look absolutely marvellous!
I wasn't too happy with my sample conversions when I had
Code:
$project->{CSS} = 0;
and I was thinking about how best to add some internal manipulations to get it to look better, but now I don't have to because of your great find! I will revise the script (see below .pl) to now use:
Code:
$project->{CSS} = 1;
Check out the samples I reconverted (using this CSS=1) into the 1150 ..imp , 1200 .imp and .oeb formats.
EDIT: I was able to unpack the .oeb version and display, with the Preview button, different .imp and _1200.imp showing two columns with nice margins! They are not in the .zip files above, but listed below. Looks nice indeed! (Thanks =X=)
The attached source html from the .oeb version did not create the same nice margins. I am trying to figure out why the Preview shows the nice margins but the Build Edition... doesn't. I think it has to do with the "oeb-column" settings.