Thread: Input formats for ePub conversion?
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Old 02-24-2011, 12:33 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by llamedos View Post
I have just purchased a Plustek 3600 + book scanner, settled down for the long haul learning curve.
I am have managed to complete a couple of small books, editing them to RTF using Open Office.
I found that using ODT for transfering via calibre to my device they converted directly to EPub. Pleasing me no end.
I thought that it needed HTML to convert to EPub.
Will this place some limitation on future use of the book?

I thought I was in the conversions forum when submitting this.
Would some kind administrator please put this right. Thank You.
If you are already using Open Office Writer: Get the writer2epub plugin. Really good results for me (also converts those pesky DOC files)
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