The Writer2ePub is off to a good start, but it doesn't live up to its rating.
Calibres ebook-viewer does not show up if you right-click an epub file and click Open With Other Application.
I tried to add
application/epub+zip=ebook-viewer
to ~/.local/share/applications/mimeapps.list
but that didn't work.
Any help?
If you have bought EPUB books from other sites, you want to read them on your devices.
but your reader only accepts PDF, then you need to convert EPUB to PDF.
It is hard for us to convert the drmed ebooks.
here is a good guideline to help you to solve the problem.
convert Epub to PDF FLY:
How to convert DRM ePub to PDF
I think it is helpful to you.
"Epub is an opened ebook format, it's so popular that almost all ereaders support epub
format except kindle devices, kindle format is special for that Kindle have thier native format Mobi/AZW. But readers may purchase ebooks in other bookstores like Google Bookstore or Nook,to expand their reading fun.
I'm able to view an epub file in, say, okular, select all the text and copy-paste into a text editor. I'd like a command line method - anyone know of such a thing?
LibreOffice is the free office suite that is compatible with all Microsoft Office files. LibreOffice is installed by default in Ubuntu. In Ubuntu 12.04, the libreoffice installation is version 3.5.3, and this tutorial will show you how to install latest 3.5.4 on Ubuntu 12.04, 11.10, 11.04 and 10.04.
Method 1.
Is there an app that can export your .epub file with the all the highlightings that you have made to the file intact so that you can post it online so that other people can download your highlighted version of the .ePub?
When you highlight on an .ePub file, does that actually make a change in the file or does the highlight only exist in the app?
Hello friends,
I recently installed libreoffice from the .tar file. It installaled correclty but when i click on any of the application of libreoffice(LibreOffice Writer), it doesnt start. Sometimes it shows that JavaRuntime Required.:confused:
I read the same thing in the Readme File in the libreoffice .tar file.
I just installed this through libreoffice directly and it worked flawlessly.Download the Oxt file here and open with libreoffice and it's set.
Trilby
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2012-05-11T02:31:12Z