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I am not familiar with editing or removing characters from a book that has been converted from AZW3 to EPUB, or even just in the EPUB book. I hate hearing the characters being read when I use Calibre Companion. The characters I am specifically referring to are < and/or > . Any Help would be extremely appreciated.
Example: <Can you climb upon my back?> Thank you! |
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Less than, Greater than are also the entire basis of the "Tag system" that makes up the code. <p class="foo">
Any replacement is going to be very difficult, if possible at all. ![]() I bet the author selected those for "internalized communication". They never expected TTS |
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just use the search and replace function in the conversion dialog.
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I don't know where I do this. I tried to set a rule in the "search & replace" option when converting the book. This is the Rule I tried to set up: REMOVE: < Replace "space" (no quotes). I am sorry I keep asking how to do this, but I don't understand how to do it.
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Its likely your character isn't actually a < but a guillement or if it actually is a < then it will be in entity form. Click the magic wand button it will show you the book text, copy the bit to be replaced from there and then try
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That worked! I guess I can just leave the rule in effect. If there is a book that doesn't have the < or > I assume it will just ignore the rule.
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I might have misunderstood your question, but here is how I find and replace those symbols:
To find the < symbol, search for <. To find the > symbol, search for >. When viewing the symbols/letters/numbers in the Reports function, clicking on either the < or > will not find those symbols in any of the html files. You have to search for them, as I said above. |
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