Using the ISBN as "BookID" instead of UUID

[Hitch]

Originally Posted by PeterT

Is this a new pickuip line? Care to come back to my place and see my OPF files?

BWAHAHAHAHA.

Hitch

[Toxaris]

You do realize that the opf files are different, and I don't mean structure.
In the opf file you provided, you throw all files in one folder instead of neatly structured. Other than that, some name changes (easy enough to do with rename all) and an ocassional line break thrown in is all.

[ibu]

It makes me happy, that I make you all smile

As an exceptionally gifted pickup artist I never start without wearing my shirt with the printed opf file on it.

Last night I fine tuned it again. I omitted the file extensions of the text files.
Whow! So many avariciously babes who wanted just me!

[ibu]

Originally Posted by Toxaris

You do realize that the opf files are different, and I don't mean structure.
In the opf file you provided, you throw all files in one folder instead of neatly structured.

Yes I did that consciously.
Because it's a minimal test case*.

Of course, if there are more than two pictures, I would use sub directories.
For a simple book with one single image for the cover, it's not necessary.
But of course that's a simple question of taste.

* What's really ugly in the spec is, that you cannot provide a cover without a textfile where it's embedded.
For example: Inside the GUIDE you are not allowed to declare a non text file.

[Turtle91]

Originally Posted by PeterT

Is this a new pickuip line? Care to come back to my place and see my OPF files?

Would it work??