Thread: [marvin] exported annotations in xhtml
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Old 02-12-2013, 03:33 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by tsolignani View Post
In the meantime, I would like to understand how can I handle the exported annotations in xhtml. Can I open it in every browser?
Yes. In a future release, Marvin will be switching from XHTML to standard HTML to make the exported file even more compatible. (XHTML fails to display properly in iOS 6.)

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When reimporting into Marvin, can I link to the original epub even if in the meantime I changed the name and/or metadata of the book?
Good question. Why not test it to see what happens? Create a backup of the original copy of the book, though, in case it doesn't work out. I believe Kris once mentioned Marvin compares 2 books "byte by byte" in order to determine whether they are identical. A change of the file-name, for instance, might disrupt the process, though.
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