On Friday, April 20, 2012 at roughly 6:43:56 PM, Dan Lewis wrote:
I was wonder how this is done, but I know it has been done. This is
what I discovered. A Master Document can be exported to ODT: File >
Export > ODF text document (.odt). [You will find the ODF text document
(.odt) as a part of the All Formats button.
There still may be some surprises, but this will get you further
along. For tidying up the ePUB file, you could use Sigil. (I do.)
--Dan
OK, well I've got all the headers correct now in an odt anyway, so no problem
there. I'm wondering what Sigil is (and where I can get it).
-Mannex
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