What would writers of the 1920's think of all this? In part one of “Creating Reflowable Text Ebooks,” I dealt primarily with how reflowable text is different from static text, how to prepare a document for conversion to an ebook file, and I referenced the application Kindle Create. This post, part two, deals with some... Continue Reading →
Creating Reflowable Text Ebooks (Part One)
Most ebooks I’ve published have been of the teacher-resource variety with static pages suitable for printing and reproducing, but I recently revisited the world of reflowable text and learned quite a bit. Reflowable text ebooks allow readers to change text sizes and page orientations while reading, and their devices repaginate the books automatically. About ten... Continue Reading →
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