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[ANN] Release of Open Source XMLmind Ebook Compiler v1.4.

Release of Open Source XMLmind Ebook Compiler v1.4.

- Thanks to XMLmind Web Help Compiler v3, the generated Web Help gets a fresh new look, among several other useful enhancements]. For example, the Web Help is now “responsive” by default.

- Setting new ebook attribute includebasestylesheet to "true" guarantees to effortlessly create a nicely formatted book.

More information in https://www.xmlmind.com/ebookc/changes.html


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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.

https://www.xmlmind.com/ebookc/


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