Re: Advisability of doing an e-book in Word
"Paulo Ney de Souza [email protected] [ebook-community]" <[email protected]> Fri, 14 Nov 2014 15:55:04 -0800
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E-boks have been produced in all sorts of packages, including Word, TeX, InDesign, iBooks Author, on-line suites and dozens of others packages. In fact, it is easily to believe that MOST ebooks in the world started their production in MS Word. The most suitable workflow for you book depends on the peculiarities of the book itself -- figures, tables, dynamic content, automatic indexation... and a host of other features...as well as you requirements and output formats. Paulo Ney On Nov 14, 2014 4:39 PM, "[email protected] [ebook-community]" < [email protected]> wrote: > > > Has anyone here even done or seen an e-book that was done in Word? > > I am curious about the advisability of skipping over the conversion > process and going straight to SmashWords or another company. I would > suspect it would be cheaper, but would the final e-book look sufficiently > professional? > > William A. Gordon > Publisher, North Ridge Books > Publisher, "Gordon's Radio List" > Editor, "1,001 Tips for Writers" > www.nrbooks.com > > > >