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Previously on "Book Template Software"

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  • woohoo
    replied
    Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
    I've met you so I know that's not true
    When I say friend I mean my benefits officer at the local job centre.

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  • woohoo
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    Originally posted by eek View Post

    Well the entire book industry runs on MS Word up to the last possible second when it will shift to pdf for printing so look for Word Templates.

    See CMAP: "Why do you use Microsoft Word?" - Charlie's Diary (antipope.org) And, yes I know it's 8 years old but nowt has changed except that the electronic book may be extracted direct from word rather than from the pdf output.
    ok that's good to know. Word template it is then.

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  • eek
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    Originally posted by woohoo View Post

    Sigh yes there are many, many apps and templates.

    Looking for personal recommendations. Or at least some knowledge of the software.




    Well the entire book industry runs on MS Word up to the last possible second when it will shift to pdf for printing so look for Word Templates.

    See CMAP: "Why do you use Microsoft Word?" - Charlie's Diary (antipope.org) And, yes I know it's 8 years old but nowt has changed except that the electronic book may be extracted direct from word rather than from the pdf output.

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  • northernladuk
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    Originally posted by woohoo View Post
    A friend asked
    I've met you so I know that's not true

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  • woohoo
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    Originally posted by BigDataPro View Post
    Given the lack of reasonably detailed requirements, I would say Wordpress / Joomla / Drupal should be sufficient. There are millions of Paid and free templates available for these platforms.
    Sigh yes there are many, many apps and templates.

    Looking for personal recommendations. Or at least some knowledge of the software.





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  • BigDataPro
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    Given the lack of reasonably detailed requirements, I would say Wordpress / Joomla / Drupal should be sufficient. There are millions of Paid and free templates available for these platforms.

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  • woohoo
    started a topic Book Template Software

    Book Template Software

    A friend asked if there was any software that could help them create a cookbook for charity. They are really after something that helps with the layout, font themes and is easily exportable. A publisher had provided an app for them to use but it was pretty poor and frustrating.

    Any personal recommendations?

    Cheers
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