Simply put, I would like to be able to import EPUB format books into Logos/Verbum as a personal book.
Thanks!
Simply put, I would like to be able to import EPUB format books into Logos/Verbum as a personal book. Thanks!
abondservant, thanks for your reply!
It is true that I'm able to convert the Epub in Calibre, but not without loosing much formatting. No doubt, I'd like to be able to import PDF's as well! That would be most helpful!
I don't see how Logos could get in trouble for allowing EPUB file types to be imported. If someone were to use that function in a blatantly illegal way, then it's certainly their responsibility and not the Software they use. If it were the case that Logos would be liable for allowing import of EPUB file types, then Calibre has all sorts of problems on their hands! :-)
God Bless!
I don't see how Logos could get in trouble for allowing EPUB file types to be imported.
They have a great docx import and since converters exist for most every format I've used (except LWP [:'(]) into docx, that seems like problem solved.
abondservant, thanks for your reply! It is true that I'm able to convert the Epub in Calibre, but not without loosing much formatting. No doubt, I'd like to be able to import PDF's as well! That would be most helpful! I don't see how Logos could get in trouble for allowing EPUB file types to be imported. If someone were to use that function in a blatantly illegal way, then it's certainly their responsibility and not the Software they use. If it were the case that Logos would be liable for allowing import of EPUB file types, then Calibre has all sorts of problems on their hands! :-) God Bless!
(except LWP )
You can covert LWP into .docx via LibreOffice. Not perfectly, but it works OK.
But they would have to write an import filter for it
Just for the sake of argument & adding to the discussion, all/most Vyrso books start as ePubs & get spit out as Logos ebooks.
Why the plugin maker isn't getting cease and desist letters is beyond me.
Because it's not illegal to distribute anti-DRM tools - only to use them (and then only in some countries).
(except LWP ) You can covert LWP into .docx via LibreOffice. Not perfectly, but it works OK.
I still think Lotus WordPro was a superior processor to anything else. Sigh.
WordPro '97 was better than every version of Word up until 2007. But if you use it now (I have a copy installed in a VM), it's really horrible.
I'm willing to entertain the likely truth that nostalgia is playing a role here Mark. But I still reach for things in Word 2010 that wordpro seemed to do better for me.