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As an author, I want to read my book on my Kindle Fire or on my Kindle app on my phone. My proofreaders also want to read it using Kindle. So before I publish I need to be able to deliver a book to various Kindle devices. The steps are pretty easy. Step 1 – […]
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Release VersionĀ 0.99d (November 20, 2013) Chapter 16 he slammed on the breaks, he slammed on the brakes,
The html behind your book looks like this when you have blank line. <p>This is one paragraph.</p> <p></p> <p>This is another paragraph.</p> The blank line will be remove automatically by the software and become just this: <p>This is one paragraph.</p> <p>This is another paragraph.</p> So common blank lines I know about that Authors use in […]
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As Scifi & Fantasy Readers, we expect quality eBooks. Whether your eBook is released by a big publisher or whether you self publish, quality is expected. Thanks to J. Abram Barneck for helping teach how to make higher quality eBooks.
There was a question about choosing the page to be seen first when the ebook is first opened.
1. In Sigl, right-click on the file you wish to be the start file (Chapter 1 or a prologue) and choose Add Semantics | Text.
this adds this code to the the content.opf
<guide> <reference href="Text/Cover.xhtml" title="Cover" type="cover" /> <reference href="Text/Title.xhtml" title="Title Page" type="title-page" /> <reference href="Text/Copyright.xhtml" title="Copyright Page" type="copyright-page" /> <reference href="Text/TOC.xhtml" title="Table Of Contents" type="toc" /> <reference href="Text/A%20few%20months%20ago.htm" title="Text" type="text" /> </guide>Kindle opens to the first document marked with type=”text” in the tags.
Even without this, my book has worked perfectly on Kindle because Kindle tries to figure this out and is quite successful at it.
Smashwords says the cover width in you first page must be at least 1400 pixel wide. I am updating this to say that.