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[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of MamaRed Knight
Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2012 4:44 PM
To: Jeremy H. Griffith
Cc: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: FM -- MIF2Go -- Kindle?
Great one Jeremy! Thanks sooo much for the repost. One hint, if I might
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
Lynda.com has a really good course on going from InDesign CS 5.5 to ePub and
Kindle formats. Although the course is based on InDesign source documents,
there is a lot of great information on the whole eReader field. There is also
information on tweaking the resulting files for best display
On 2/22/2012 5:03 AM, MamaRed Knight wrote:
One of the platforms I've come across during my research is Smashwords
(http://smashwords.com). Per there site, they take care of the
conversion among the different deliverables if you use their guide for
publishing. I haven't worked with them yet, so
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[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of MamaRed Knight
Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2012 4:44 PM
To: Jeremy H. Griffith
Cc: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: FM --> MIF2Go --> Kindle?
Great one Jeremy! Thanks sooo much for the repost. On
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
Lynda.com has a really good course on going from InDesign CS 5.5 to ePub and
Kindle formats. Although the course is based on InDesign source documents,
there is a lot of great information on the whole eReader field. There is also
information on tweaking the resulting files for best display
On 2/22/2012 5:03 AM, MamaRed Knight wrote:
> One of the platforms I've come across during my research is Smashwords
> (http://smashwords.com). Per there site, they take care of the
> conversion among the different deliverables if you use their guide for
> publishing. I haven't worked with them
One of the platforms I've come across during my research is Smashwords (
http://smashwords.com). Per there site, they take care of the conversion
among the different deliverables if you use their guide for publishing. I
haven't worked with them yet, so I don' know how well the process works.
On
The best way to get nice output on all platforms (applications and
devices) is to aim very low with your formatting. If you use HTML that
would have worked way back in the early days of the web, it'll probably
look decent on all platforms. Don't try to set any formatting other than
that which
Hi Jeremy,
> The different e-readers are totally inconsistent in
> their support, even of the simplest things like
> left-margin.
Thank you very much for this instruction. Very good.
I heard about inconsistent formatting support also in a
presentation on the tekom conference last year. At least
One of the platforms I've come across during my research is Smashwords (
http://smashwords.com). Per there site, they take care of the conversion
among the different deliverables if you use their guide for publishing. I
haven't worked with them yet, so I don' know how well the process works.
On
The best way to get nice output on all platforms (applications and
devices) is to aim very low with your formatting. If you use HTML that
would have worked way back in the early days of the web, it'll probably
look decent on all platforms. Don't try to set any formatting other than
that which
I sent this to Hedley off list, and he urged me to repost it
on Framers. So here it is.
--Jeremy
On Wed, 11 Jan 2012 18:34:32 +1100, Hedley Finger hedley.fin...@gmail.com
wrote:
Do you or will you have in the future a mif2go *.mobi, *.prc, or *.azw
generator? I have attached a copy of the
Great one Jeremy! Thanks sooo much for the repost. One hint, if I
might. I recently published a Kindle book after many hours of research.
Setting the fonts doesn't do much because the Kindle user can set what they
want it to be. I streamlined and focused on 2-3 headings that were
Hi Jeremy,
The different e-readers are totally inconsistent in
their support, even of the simplest things like
left-margin.
Thank you very much for this instruction. Very good.
I heard about inconsistent formatting support also in a
presentation on the tekom conference last year. At least
I sent this to Hedley off list, and he urged me to repost it
on Framers. So here it is.
--Jeremy
On Wed, 11 Jan 2012 18:34:32 +1100, Hedley Finger
wrote:
>Do you or will you have in the future a mif2go *.mobi, *.prc, or *.azw
>generator? I have attached a copy of the Amazon Kindle
Great one Jeremy! Thanks sooo much for the repost. One hint, if I
might. I recently published a Kindle book after many hours of research.
Setting the fonts doesn't do much because the Kindle user can set what they
want it to be. I streamlined and focused on 2-3 headings that were
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