Hi Folks,
I've converted a .PDF file to .epub and was able to remove the headers and footers with only a little difficulty.
I notice, however, that after the conversion, a lot of the capitalization at the beginning of sentences has been lost (unrelated to headers and footers), which is rather annoying.
It occurred to me to use a regex to locate lower case chars at the start of sentences. Initially, I could think of two cases:
1) First character in the sentence after a paragraph break. Can locate with "\.<br>\s+[a-z]"
2) First character in the sentence in the middle of a paragraph, assuming the previous sentence ends with a period and is followed by one space. Can locate with "\. [a-z]".
My question is, what should I use in the replacement text box to cause Calibre to substitute the upper case char for that which was found by the original search regex?
At first I just tried "\.<br>\s+[A-Z]" and "\. [A-Z]", but the replacement just took those literal text strings and wrote them into the book, so that, for example, every sentence beginning with a lower case character in the middle of a paragraph now begins with "\. [A-Z]" rather than the correct letter.
Thanks for any help,
ianc