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MinuteBook how to and data sheet |
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| MinuteBook tool simplifies generating of LIT files directly from Internet Explorer. | |||
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Press 
button in the Tools panel.
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.LIT generation wizard appears.
Press [Enter] to continue |
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Select Style in the next screen:
Press [Enter] to continue |
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In some seconds, while a web page compiles to an eBook, press [Read eBook] button.
Later you can copy created eBooks to your PDA, or listen to them from a desktop. |
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If you are book publisher, please take a look at our apoo
editor that gives you ability to create wml, xhtml and Open
eBook contents and OEB package files.
It features validation and error checking. Compared to other similar applications, apoo editor allows detailed manipulation of markup language by hand with color highlighting.
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| Microsoft® Reader | |||
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With Microsoft® Reader, you can read eBooks. Your eBooks reside in a
personal Library located on your computer. For more information about
Microsoft Reader, including the most recent updates, visit the Microsoft
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| This software supports version 1.0.1 of the Open eBook Publication Structure. A document describing the structure is available at http://www.openebook.com/specification.htm. It gives an opportunity to generate Microsoft ® Reader's .LIT eBook files using Microsoft ® Reader Content SDK 1.5 incorporated in this software. .LIT is a binary compressed file used by Microsoft ® Reader and compiled from Open eBook sources. Note that Microsoft ® Reader eBook implementation differs in some details in comparison with OEB standard. | |||
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