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Kindlegen and the OPF file
In an earlier post, I talked about Kindlegen and how to make it sing. This post talks about the key to all that singing: the OPF file. The OPF file is essentially a list of things for Kindlegen to do. … Continue reading
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Tagged guide tag, kindlegen, kindlegen opf file, manifest tag, OPF file, spine tag
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