Thanks so much for posting your updates and progress. I just got another project from a client today (although the source file is Word and I'm debating whether I bring into Frame or "just" deal with it). It is always a treat to pick up a few tips and tricks that make life easier.
One thought on your paragraph: "I looked into putting the doc on the Amazon Kindle store, but that is much more of a hassle than you might expect, and I am still waiting to see if there is a way to post it for free. If you use the Kindle Direct program, you must charge a minimum of $1.99 or $2.99 depending on which of two confusing options you choose. I have an email in to Amazon support for help with that."**** One tip for this that I've read about, although not tried, is making the book available somewhere else for free (if that is what you intend to do). Then go back to the Kindle listing in Amazon and check the box "found cheaper elsewhere". Maybe that would work for you? Many blessings MamaRed, navigating the world of ebooks without a device at the moment! On Fri, Feb 24, 2012 at 11:33 AM, John Sgammato <[email protected]>wrote: > Here’s a happy tale, and a more detailed procedure:**** > > It took a few hours of experimentation, but I now have converted one of my > books into .mobi for Kindle use and into ePub for iPad use. **** > > >
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