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Old 11-30-2011, 06:13 PM   #5
susan_cassidy
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If your default browser is Firefox, then HTML files will open by default in Firefox. You can go into Windows Explorer (assuming that you have Windows), right-click on any file, and choose Open With, and choose the program you want to open the HTML file. Or use the program, like Word or OpenOffice, and open the HTML file from there.

PRC is not HTML, it is an ebook that is usually created from HTML. You can use something like the Mobi2HTML program to convert a .prc file to the HTML source, then edit the HTML source.

If you have converted a Word document into .prc format, it created an HTML file as an intermediate step. If you use Mobipocket Creator to do this, the HTML file(s) will be left in a directory you specify, and you can then edit the HTML, then use the HTML as input to create the ebook.

It does not sound as though you have a good handle on how the ebook conversion process works. If you are going to be doing a lot of that, best to bone up on ebook creation, and how it all works.
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