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Originally Posted by AlPe
I come here to say precisely this. The initial investment of time might be higher than using crappy InDesign, but it pays off as soon as you have more than a couple of eBooks to convert.
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Plus the "master CSS" file makes it easy as pie to fix any errors you find instead of having to do it on a per-book basis.
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Originally Posted by AlPe
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Fantastic, thanks for the info. I will have to look into this as well.
I am very interested in the long-term storage of ebooks, and storing them in a way which will make it (relatively) easy/automated to convert into other formats in the future.
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Originally Posted by curiousgeorge
Not trying to mean or pick on you in particular but why do you include the Doctype when you have already declared the doc an XML file? I always exclude the doctype. [...]
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I just quickly pulled it out of an EPUB I was working on as an example to clarify the "multiple passes"... I wasn't trying to make the code as minimal as possible.
