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Old 08-02-2010, 07:03 PM   #12
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I have just sent a test version of Atlantis Word Processor to that user. It generates HTML filenames starting with a letter. I will let you know if it worked.

Thanks.
Hmm, I am looking forward to the answer to this. We have submitted several epubs to Apple that were initially created from .rtf via Atlantis, and -- I just checked -- they have filenames starting with numbers (1.html, etc.). So far they have been accepted by Apple, and AFIK are offered for sale on iBooks.
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