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This guide assumes the availability on an epubcheck command.If you run the EPUBCheck program in any other way (for instance via the java command), please remember to replace the epubcheck command by your running method of choice when trying the examples in this guide!
In most cases, it is not required to specify the profile explicitly, as it will automatically be set according to dc:type metadata in the Publication. Setting the profile explicitly can be useful to detect when such dc:type metadata is missing, or to check single files (see next section)
There are two issues: when importing an epub file all lines are condensed into one giant paragraph, with no splitting and when converting the epub to a text file it does the opposite and inserts splits on almost every single line in the middle of sentences. This cause major issues when you try to highlight a phrase as anything interpreted as a new paragraph will not be included when trying to highlight the text. It is exceedingly time-consuming to go through every document and insert spaces/lines/paragraphs and you also have to keep referring back to the original to see where the lines are split. It's completely non-intuitive. The same applies to having to remove the spacing from the lines it has decided to split - almost every single line. I have only tried to import a handful of lessons (up to 10 roughly) and every one of them has been a nightmare and I've ended up giving up and deleting most of them. It's really a pain, and when you have precious little time it's very frustrating. Is there a way around this Is there a way to keep the text in correct format It doesn't need to include text formatting such as bold and italics. Thank you.
Hi, I was wondering if you had any ideas about how to convert pdfs files of newspapers and magazines into plaintext format I want to upload them to LingQ but I don't know which software or apps could turn these pdfs into readable plain text.
I did mention that when I put them into plain text i.e. in a text file that I have to go through it and remove splits in lines. I still have to go through and edit to make sure that sentences aren't split into a paragraph because I cannot highlight phrases that are split across lines. It's not really a good workaround. I still also have to go into the text file and find the relevant chapter and highlight from there to the end of the chapter, wherever that may be (not all chapters have names to make it easy to find them). If it's a book that can be difficult to find. Do you not find the same issues when importing books I tried with a couple of books and deleted them because they were a mess.
On another topic, which has nothing to do with Lingq - I only just discovered tonight that I can't download the Audible files I paid for and so I can't import them into Lingq, so it looks like I'll just be reading and listening to what's already on here.
The same method can be used for EPUB files by using a software called epub2text (github page).But a better way is not to convert them but rather extract the content of an EPUB file by using unzip.
At this point I can pipe the content to stdout so that it appears on the command line.Now the best way to render this text is with a browser, images and other files are printed as text but html will be properly rendered by the browser.
InDesign provides support for the EPUB 2 section in the OPF file. InDesign automatically detects the cover and the print Table Of Contents option. To determine the text type, InDesign uses the epub:type values specified in the Object Export Options dialog.
InDesign creates a single .epub file containing the XHTML-based content. To view the file, you need an EPUB reader. You can also use the Adobe Digital Editions reader, that you can download free from the Adobe website.
The exported .epub file can include a cover image. You can select an image to be used as the cover. Alternatively, you can allow InDesign to rasterize the first page in the exported document or the style source document or the exported book. The thumbnail is displayed in the EPUB readers or the Digital Editions Reader library view.
Make the JPEG images display gradually and in increasing detail as they are downloaded.Files created with this option are slightly larger and require more RAM for viewing.Choose Baseline to make each JPEG file display only after it has been downloaded. A placeholder is displayed until the image is downloaded.
This document will refer mainly to the conversion settings as found in theconversion dialog, pictured below. All these settings are also available viacommand line interface to conversion, documented at ebook-convert. Incalibre, you can obtain help on any individual setting by holding your mouse overit, a tooltip will appear describing the setting.
You can see this process in action by using the debug option . Just specify the path toa folder for the debug output. During conversion, calibre will place the XHTML generated bythe various stages of the conversion pipeline in different sub-folders.The four sub-folders are:
If you want to edit the input document a little before having calibre convert it, the best thing todo is edit the files in the input sub-folder, then zip it up, and use the ZIP file as theinput format for subsequent conversions. To do this use the Edit meta information dialogto add the ZIP file as a format for the book and then, in the top left corner of the conversion dialog,select ZIP as the input format.
Normally, paragraphs in XHTML are rendered with a blank line between them and no leading textindent. calibre has a couple of options to control this. Remove spacing between paragraphsforcefully ensure that all paragraphs have no inter paragraph spacing. It also sets the textindent to 1.5em (can be changed) to mark the start of every paragraph.Insert blank line does theopposite, guaranteeing that there is exactly one blank line between each pair of paragraphs.Both these options are very comprehensive, removing spacing, or inserting it for all paragraphs(technically and tags). This is so that you can just set the option and be sure thatit performs as advertised, irrespective of how messy the input file is. The one exception iswhen the input file uses hard line breaks to implement inter-paragraph spacing.
Another useful options is Linearize tables. Some badly designeddocuments use tables to control the layout of text on the page. When convertedthese documents often have text that runs off the page and other artifacts.This option will extract the content from the tables and present it in a linearfashion. Note that this option linearizes all tables, so only use it if youare sure the input document does not use tables for legitimate purposes, likepresenting tabular information.
Extra CSS is a very powerful option, but you do need an understanding of how CSS worksto use it to its full potential. You can use the debug pipeline option described above to see whatCSS is present in your input document.
The Page setup options are for controlling screen layout, likemargins and screen sizes. There are options to setup page margins, which willbe used by the output plugin, if the selected output format supports pagemargins. In addition, you should choose an Input profile and an output profile.Both sets of profiles basically deal with how to interpret measurements in theinput/output documents, screen sizes and default font rescaling keys.
If you know that the file you are converting was intended to be used on aparticular device/software platform, choose the corresponding input profile,otherwise just choose the default input profile. If you know the files you areproducing are meant for a particular device type, choose the correspondingoutput profile. Otherwise, choose one of the Generic output profiles. If youare converting to MOBI or AZW3 then you will almost always want to choose oneof the Kindle output profiles. Otherwise, your best bet for modern E-bookreading devices is to choose the Generic e-ink HD output profile.
This option controls the algorithm calibre uses to remove hard line breaks. For example, if the value of thisoption is 0.4, that means calibre will remove hard line breaks from the end of lines whose lengths are lessthan the length of 40% of all lines in the document. If your document only has a few line breaks which needcorrection, then this value should be reduced to somewhere between 0.1 and 0.2.
calibre will analyze all hyphenated content in the document when this option is enabled. The document itself is usedas a dictionary for analysis. This allows calibre to accurately remove hyphens for any words in the document in any language,along with made-up and obscure scientific words. The primary drawback is words appearing only a single time in the documentwill not be changed. Analysis happens in two passes, the first pass analyzes line endings. Lines are only unwrapped if theword exists with or without a hyphen in the document. The second pass analyzes all hyphenated words throughout the document,hyphens are removed if the word exists elsewhere in the document without a match.
calibre uses XPath, a powerful language to allow the user to specify chapter boundaries/page breaks. XPath can seem a little dauntingto use at first, fortunately, there is a XPath tutorial in the User Manual. Remember that Structure detectionoperates on the intermediate XHTML produced by the conversion pipeline. Use the debug option described in theIntroduction to figure out the appropriate settings for your book. There is also a button for a XPath wizardto help with the generation of simple XPath expressions. 153554b96e
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