[ANN] Release of free, open source, XMLmind Ebook Compiler v1.3

[Hussein Shafie <hussein@xmlmind.com>]

Release of free, open source, XMLmind Ebook Compiler v1.3. Highlights:

- In addition to HTML, an ebook page may now be written in Markdown 
(https://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/), with many “Markdown 
dialects” and many Markdown syntax extensions being supported (this is 
configurable).

- In a <pre class="role-listing-XXX">, tab characters are now expanded 
by default to up to 8 space characters.

- Distribution ebookc-N_N_N-plus-fop.zip now contains Apache FOP 2.3 
(including hyphenation and MathML support).

More information in http://www.xmlmind.com/ebookc/changes.html#v1.3.0



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What is XMLmind Ebook Compiler?
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XMLmind Ebook Compiler (ebookc for short) is a free, open source tool 
which can turn a set of HTML pages into a self-contained ebook. This 
book could be a novel or a large, complex, reference manual.

Ebookc is an authoring tool nearly as powerful as DITA or DocBook, but 
being based on HTML and on CSS, it is much easier to learn, use and 
customize. Moreover you can create with it ebooks which are more 
interactive (audio, video, slide shows, multiple-choice questions, etc) 
than those created using DITA or DocBook.

http://www.xmlmind.com/ebookc/