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17th March 10:42
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Create MS Reader file with Word 2000?
I understood that it was possible to create an ebook (LIT file?) with
Word 2000, but I see no access to that on my version of Word 2000 SR1 -- Terry, West Sus***, UK |
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17th March 10:42
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Create MS Reader file with Word 2000?
You need a Word add-on:
http://www.microsoft.com/reader/downloads/rmr.asp It seems to work OK. -- Bert Hyman | St. Paul, MN | bert@visi.com |
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17th March 10:42
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Create MS Reader file with Word 2000?
OK, sorted thanks. I gather I need to download an add-in.
-- Terry, West Sus***, UK |
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17th March 10:42
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Create MS Reader file with Word 2000?
That's one way, but if you want a decent result, don't use that MS
Worst plug-in; and if you edit the book in Word, make sure to run the saved HTML through HTML Tidy before proceeding and remove all fixed typeface and font size settings manually. This weekend, I created a .lit file from the same source as someone else did with Word, just to show her the difference. Her version: 563 K. My version, after cleaning the bloat out of Word's HTML and using ReaderWorks Publisher: 295 K. HTML Tidy: http://www.w3.org/People/Raggett/tidy/ ReaderWorks: http://www.overdrive.com/readerworks/ [The Standard version is free] |
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17th March 10:42
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Create MS Reader file with Word 2000?
Yes, thanks Bert, just installed and made my first ebook.
-- Terry, West Sus***, UK |
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17th March 10:42
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Create MS Reader file with Word 2000?
Vlad, I've got to say: thanks very much!
A very nifty piece of software indeed. (Readerworks, I mean - I didn't try the other one.) Alan |
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