Hi, tompe!
I have recently been converting .prc (mobipocket) files into .IMP format using your '
mobi2html' and my own perl script. Especially .prc with color illustrations and images.
I too have had to filter/change (
I'm not complaining here) mobi specific tags, in particular:
1. My text editor opens the resulting .html as one-line (and word-wrapped). As a result, I like to replace
'/div>' with '
/div>\n' to get some line-breaks for visual purposes. Makes some things 'line-up' vertically to aid in error-correcting.
2. '
<mbp: pagebreak' with '
<p style="page-break-before:always' to avoid format-specific tags.
For personal reasons/preferences, I also change:
3. '
<body' with '
<body style="margin-left:2%; margin-right:2%; text-align:justify' to allow small margins and justified text. For those that do not want this, then it would be easy to change as this would appear in only one place, at the beginning of the file.
4. '
<img align="baseline"' with '
<img' as the eBook Publisher software I use strangely positions ALL images on the first page with the baseline keyword there.
Please note that to ensure the maximum conversion, I often leave out a leading '<' or trailing '>' as seen above. These
replacements above work better by doing this.
By the way, would it be easy to incorporate my '
html2imp.pl' perl script within your '
Mobiperl' so that you can also produce .IMP format ebooks? You could call it '
mobi2imp'. Sorry, but I don't mean to lengthen your
to-do list too much.
-Nick