Jutoh?

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by VydorScope

Myself, I have been thinking of getting a low end Kindle for this very reason. I have recently gotten an iDevice and found out that my Smashwords epub looks fine on my Nook, it has a blank page between every chapter on iDevices. Grrr.

Please don't generalize about how eBooks look on an iPad/iPhone. Different reading apps can give different results. Bluefire Reader uses ADE while iBooks uses something bizarre and still unknown to man. Just say what app you are using to view your eBooks with the oddness. Don't generalize and make it seem like these devices don't work.

[VydorScope]

Originally Posted by JSWolf

Please don't generalize about how eBooks look on an iPad/iPhone. Different reading apps can give different results. Bluefire Reader uses ADE while iBooks uses something bizarre and still unknown to man. Just say what app you are using to view your eBooks with the oddness. Don't generalize and make it seem like these devices don't work.

Huh? Not following you... Smashwords sent my book to the iBook store and I opened it on my iPhone. It has a problem there, the same book sent to the Nook Book store does not. No idea what you are getting at? Smashwords would likely be at fault, not Apple. Looks great on my iPhone other then the blank pages.

Are you saying that iPad would render it different then iPhone? I have no experience but I am assuming it would render it the same.

[ApK]

Originally Posted by VydorScope

Are you saying that iPad would render it different then iPhone? I have no experience but I am assuming it would render it the same.

No, he's saying that there are various reading apps for iDevices, like the Kindle app. the Nook app, Bluefire and iBooks. Each of which might render a book differently.

You are talking about how your book looks in iBooks on two different devices.
He's referring to the fact that different apps can be used to display ebooks on one device.

[VydorScope]

AH, yea... okay should have been more clear and referred to the iBook app more directly I guess... sorry for any confusion...

[JSWolf]

If it is giving blank pages with iBooks, give Bluefire Reader a try and if it looks OK, then it's iBooks and we already know that iBooks has a lot of oddness built in.

[VydorScope]

Originally Posted by JSWolf

If it is giving blank pages with iBooks, give Bluefire Reader a try and if it looks OK, then it's iBooks and we already know that iBooks has a lot of oddness built in.

Can it read the version that I purchased through iBooks?

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by VydorScope

Can it read the version that I purchased through iBooks?

Only iBooks can read that. But, you can take the DRM free copy from Smashwords and load it into iBooks and Bluefire Reader and see how it looks on both. iBooks uses it's own rendering engine that's sometimes a bit wonky and Bluefire Reader uses ADE so if it looks good there, it should look good on most eink readers that use ADE.

[famfam]

Angenommen, Sie haben Nummern in Ihrem Text , wie M123-9876, die immer gleich aufgebaut sind. Die wollen Sie vielleicht so ersetzen, dass die Nummer bleibt, davor aber der Text “Artikelnr.” erscheint. Dann geben Sie im Feld Suchen nach ein : ^$^#^#^#-^#^#^#^#
und bei Ersetzen durch schreiben Sie: Artikelnr. ^&
Das Spezialzeichen ^& bewirkt, dass Word den gefundenen Text hier wiedereinsetzt, also in diesem Fall die Artikelnummer. Wichtig ist noch, dass Sie die Option Groß-/Kleinschreibung beachten aktivieren. Denn ansonsten würde Word beim Ersetzen schreiben: ARTIKELNR.
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Suppose you have numbers in your text, such as M123-9876, that are always structured the same way. You may want to replace it so that the number remains, but before that the text “Article No.” appears. Then in the Find What field, type: ^ $ ^ # ^ # ^ # - ^ # ^ # ^ # ^ #
and when replacing by write: Item no. ^ &
The special character ^ & causes Word to re-insert the found text here, in this case the article number. It is also important that you activate the option case sensitive. Otherwise Word would write when replacing: ITEM NO.

Kann man das auch mit jutoh machen? Der Befehl ^& scheint in jutoh nicht zu funktionieren. Gibt es eine Lösung für jutoh?
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Can you do that with jutoh? The ^ & command doesn't seem to work in jutoh. Is there a solution for jutoh?

[Doitsu]

Originally Posted by famfam

Can you do that with jutoh?

I'm not familiar with Jutoh, however, in Calibre and Sigil, you'll need to use \1 to refer to the first match (marked by parens).

For example:

Find: Chapter (\d+)
Replace: Kapitel \1

==========================================
Versuche es mal mit \1 anstatt von ^&. Außerdem musst Du noch den wiederzuverwendenden Suchbegriff in runde Klammern einschließen.

[gmw]

Originally Posted by Doitsu

I'm not familiar with Jutoh, however, in Calibre and Sigil, you'll need to use \1 to refer to the first match (marked by parens).

For example:

Find: Chapter (\d+)
Replace: Kapitel \1

==========================================
Versuche es mal mit \1 anstatt von ^&. Außerdem musst Du noch den wiederzuverwendenden Suchbegriff in runde Klammern einschließen.

Note that this (in Sigil at least) requires that you using Regex (regular expression) mode in the find an replace dialog. (Probably obvious, but just being complete .)

[famfam]

@Doitsu
------------ german
Der find-Befehl scheint in sigil, calibre und jutoh zu funktionieren.
Der replace-Befehl scheint nur in sigil und calibre zu funktionieren, aber nicht in jutoh.
Gibt es für den replace-Befehl vielleicht eine andere Lösung für jutoh?
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The find-command seems to work in sigil, calibre and jutoh.
The replace-command only seems to work in sigil and calibre, but not in jutoh.
Is there a different solution for jutoh for the replace-command?

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by famfam

@Doitsu
------------ german
Der find-Befehl scheint in sigil, calibre und jutoh zu funktionieren.
Der replace-Befehl scheint nur in sigil und calibre zu funktionieren, aber nicht in jutoh.
Gibt es für den replace-Befehl vielleicht eine andere Lösung für jutoh?
------------- english
The find-command seems to work in sigil, calibre and jutoh.
The replace-command only seems to work in sigil and calibre, but not in jutoh.
Is there a different solution for jutoh for the replace-command?

The solution is to switch to Sigil or Calibre to edit your ePub.

[Doitsu]

Originally Posted by famfam

The find-command seems to work in sigil, calibre and jutoh.

Try $1 instead of \1.

[famfam]

@Doitsu

Originally Posted by Doitsu

Try $1 instead of \1.

Thats it. This way (with replace: Chapter $1) it works perfectly on jutoh. Thank you so much. Another step forward for me and maybe for others.

@JSWolf

Originally Posted by JSWolf

The solution is to switch to Sigil or Calibre to edit your ePub.

german:
Ich arbeite gerne mit sigil und mit jutoh, je nachdem, was wo für mich besser und einfacher geht. In diesem Fall geht das, was ich machen will, für mich besser und einfacher mit jutoh. Mit calibre habe ich noch keine Erfahrung bezüglich regex.
english:
I like to work with sigil and jutoh, whichever is better and easier for me depends from case to case. In this case, what I want to do is better and easier for me with jutoh. I have no experience with regex with calibre.

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by famfam

@Doitsu


Thats it. This way (with replace: Chapter $1) it works perfectly on jutoh. Thank you so much. Another step forward for me and maybe for others.

@JSWolf


german:
Ich arbeite gerne mit sigil und mit jutoh, je nachdem, was wo für mich besser und einfacher geht. In diesem Fall geht das, was ich machen will, für mich besser und einfacher mit jutoh. Mit calibre habe ich noch keine Erfahrung bezüglich regex.
english:
I like to work with sigil and jutoh, whichever is better and easier for me depends from case to case. In this case, what I want to do is better and easier for me with jutoh. I have no experience with regex with calibre.

Calibre's regex is either the same as Sigil or very similar.