eBookBinder 1.1.2

Developer: License / Price: Size / OS: Binary Format: Last Updated: Category: Alexander Sasse | More programs Commercialware / USD 5.99 1.2 MB / Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later Intel only January 27th, 2013, 17:59 UTC [view history] Home / DTP/Prepress

eBookBinder is a very easy to use application that provides the tools to create ebooks by using your existing documents. There are just three major steps to your very own eBook.

Name of the book and its author, add an image for the book-cover, webpage of the publisher and other details can be entered. There is no need to fill all fields, at least you should enter a name for your book.

Add text-files as chapters to your book-project - Every single text-file you add to eBookBinder is treated as a single chapter. Give your chapters a name and order them per drag'n drop to your desired sequence of chapters.

Just hit the "Bind Book"-Button and eBookBinder will compile the ebook for you. That's all!

eBookBinder supports several different types of text-files. Next to plain-text files also doc-, odt-, rtf-, rtfd-, html- and webarchive-files are supported by eBookBinder. But that's not all!

eBookBinder also accepts plain-text files written in Markdown, MultiMarkdown, Textile, Wikitext and Smark as input. These will be converted on the fly when adding these as chapters to your book-process.

When compiling your book-project, eBookBinder creates two different ebook-formats. Next to an epub-file also a mobi-file will be created.

NOTE: To buy eBookBinder via the App Store an Apple account is required.

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

Bugs fixed:
· several bugs fixed that prevented the import of DRM-free ePub-files. Please note, this a time-consuming process, a book with a file-size of 2MB for example can take up to two to five minutes to import depending on the speed of your machine
· fixed a visual glitch in Project-Navigation
· fixed a bug where the kindlegen-tool would be falsely declared as not installed
· fixed a visual glitch of the chapter-editor which occurred when scrolling up and down the document

Other changes:
· some changes to the kindlegen/mobipocket - preferences with additional guidance to properly install the kindlegen-tool
· same changes related to the sandbox-environment to behave the application more correctly

Via: eBookBinder 1.1.2