How often do you use inline images? <p> wrapper is really useful?

[Nancy Hayfield Birnes]

I want to thank bowerbird for the p.s., below.

Softcover looks like a dream-come-true. I hope.

Hope springs eternal, I think, as I finally open up the terminal window. Sounds drastic.


Nancy Birnes
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On Mar 6, 2014, at 10:16 PM, bowerbird <bowerbird at aol.com> wrote:


> deidre said:

>>  XSL-FO + FOP

>>  http://deirdre.net/making-book-a-technological-evolution/

> 

> interesting.

> 

> 

>>  Nowadays, you can do it at the command line on a Mac

> 

> nowadays, markdown input to multiple e-book output formats

> is basically a one-click process, and involves no terminal use.

> 

> i'm actively developing in this arena, if anyone wants information.

> 

> -bowerbird

> 

> p.s.  and if you want to sell your e-books, there's always leanpub,

> as well as softcover.io, a brand-new entrant on the e-book scene.

> 

> p.p.s.  the coolest markdown-related shit out today is strapdownjs.

> 

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