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Castle Al

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  1. 1 hour ago, shoofly said:

    It's simple. Just export your pages file to pdf and open the pdf.

    :D Yes, this is also possible. It's a good tip. Yet, it's also possible to copy-paste, of course. My idea was to find a direct load of content, shape and typo.

    As for PDF imports, it's the technic I use to get the books done with the original text bilt in Scrivener.

    @Fixx: By default, I try to us .doc or .docx as less as possible (old habits, I guess).
    Thanks for your attention all together. 🙏

  2. 3 minutes ago, HarryMcGovern said:

    Scrivener does it really well

    I still get error alerts like: 

    ERROR

    ./tmp/uploads/1565850427757_0000101295/inputFile/LaMalediction_v0.1.epub - File 'OPS/Images/Crapaud3piècesRecadr.png' could not be found.

    WARNING

    ./tmp/uploads/1565850427757_0000101295/inputFile/LaMalediction_v0.1.epub - item 'OPS/Images/Crapaud3piècesRecadr.png' exists in the EPUB, but is not declared in the OPF manifest.

    WARNING

    OPS/Images/Crapaud3piècesRecadr.png - File name contains the following non-ascii characters: ̀. Consider changing the filename.

    ERROR

    OPS/css/stylesheet.css - 34 -86 - CSS font selector declaration uses unexpected font-size value '2rem'.

    These are just details, yet it needs, from my part, a less WYSYWIG approach... and this is a hard thing for me :34_rolling_eyes:

  3. Thank you, bryanrieger,

    Seems quite a good solution for people not having yet Scrivener. But Scrivener is a very complete and precise app, yet at a far cheaper pricing. It only takes some time to be able to use its e-bub export in a way to avoid the error alerts when testing the results.
    That said, a Publisher integrated module would still be the very best solution.
    Hey, Affinity crew, I'm ready to $ help you if you propose some crow founding to push the job!

  4. Thanks to Guyon's and Ostonica's interventions.
    1. I'll have a try with Amazon's feature, hoping it can handle about 250 pages (including sometimes pictures).
    2. And yes to Affinity working on e-pub output. I would even pay an extra fee for it (though Scrivener is supposed to do that... but not that easily)!

  5. Hello PaulD,
    My last works don't seem to suffer yet while keeping Mojave. Maybe it's due that I don't go into deep enough operations to encounter specific troubles...
Also, in order to use Publisher next to create illustrations, I need Scrivener and Antidote to place texts under diverse forms. As only Antidote has announced its Catalina compatibility, I'll have to wait to upgrade the OS anyway.
Waiting few more weeks probably won't be that terrible.

    Also, as Sidecar - one of the main arguments for upgrading - seems to need the addiction to iCloud... I'll stick to Astropad in order to draw from iPad to Mac.

  6. 1 hour ago, Old Bruce said:

    Unless you really need to update the OS don't bother. Save yourself a lot of frustration.

    Well, it's what I think too... In fact Mojave works quite well enough!
    I thought to upgrade only for the Handoff function and stop with Astropad Studio. But as it seems to need to be linked to iCloud - and I hate to dépend on the cloud - it is almost useless to me to go ridding on Catalina.

     

  7. On 10/13/2019 at 6:39 PM, walt.farrell said:

    Shouldn't be any need to register. Just click on the Get link at the top of the page, which will get you a page with info you need to read before going to the Releases page to get the installers. If you're on Mac be sure to read the file that describes the installer format.

    Damit! I go on that page... but it is this kind of carry Linux type of bla-bla-bla :/ Where is the Sigil app/or installer to download on the page? :S
    Clicking on Sigil-0.9.18 won't do it... And what are these other links

     at the bottom ?
    Is it impossible to find a nice installer to avoid a "normal" lambda user to get completely crazy?

  8. On 9/1/2018 at 11:23 PM, Medical Officer Bones said:

    Jutoh doesn't support fixed epub and only a tiny subset of epub 3. Instead of Jutoh, Sigil is comparable and completely free for flowing epub ebooks.

    https://sigil-ebook.com/

    Although I understand the technical reasons why the Publisher developers decided to forego html and epub export, the fact remains that without this option Publisher will be unable to compete with the current crop of DTP layout software.

    ... ...

    Huh! Tried to have a download of a ePub creating app on sigil-ebook... instead it was asked a very complicated GitHub registration. I absolutly don't understand what to do with it. Doesn't look like any kind of app I could use... <8O(

  9. As already mentioned, and as editor and book’s creator, a direct ePub export would be dearly appreciated. I'm about editing as ePub 10 of my paper titles. There is a way to get them made directly out of Scrivener... but with a totally (and not necessarily nice) different look.

    But, is there any plan to have the feature integrated in Publisher in a near future?

  10. Hi folks,
    This is not a new problem, but I still get puzzles with it:

    How can I manage to force a last page of a chapter to have a top justification?
    All pages are based on Master Pages (mainly with a horizontal and vertical justification). I have created a TOP justification Master, but can't apply it while the text positioning work is already started.
    Here is what happens if I try (see picture).

    When trying to change the justification type on the used page, the choices are grey.

    When training to replace the Master, and link the following text, that remaining part of it gets invisible... and even so, justified the wrong way (yet pretending it is top aligned!)

    How can I definitely solve this dilemma?

     

     

    TextTopAlignProblem.jpg

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