Thread: Pielrf - Text to LRF with Easy TOC, Headers, Curly-Quotes, etc. (Mac!)
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Old 05-10-2007, 03:43 PM   #7
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Short Story Collection
Here is a collection of short stories from the Story Bytes web site (they provide me with an e-mail address and some disk space). This illustrates the use of the <chapter> and <toctext> tags, as well as minor <center>, <br> and <i> formatting tags.

My favorite stories are A Moment of Indecision and The Bolsheviks were Ruthless.

It was generated with the following command:
pielrf -i wwi.txt -o wwi.lrf -t "StoryBytes Collected Stories: World War I" -a "M. Stanley Bubien" --headerstyle=chapter
Each header is the title of the current story you're reading.

-Pie
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