Sentences with phrase «of epubcheck»

where 1.0.5 is the release number of your copy of epubcheck, and file.epub is the file name of your epub.

The public review of epubcheck 1.1 RC1 found an important bug which has just been fixed.

The IDPF released a new version of EPUBCheck, their EPUB validation tool.

Not exact matches

«NOOK is one of the leading players in the digital education industry and the work they have done on the EPUBCheck tool is of great value to the industry as a whole,» said Bill McCoy, Executive Director at IDPF.

In addition, an output option was added to EPUBCheck that makes all of the program's output available as data which can be easily consumed by other programs, making the tool more easily integrated into automated document processing workflows.

As part of our ongoing commitment to innovate in digital education, NOOK has added significant functionality to the EPUBCheck tool that will make it more powerful and manageable for the entire industry,» said Steve Antoch, Senior Software Engineer at NOOK Media.

Barnes and Noble has announced today that they have implemented a number of enhancements to their EPUBCheck tool to help solve common eBook errors.

Just an interesting note for those who don't follow epubcheck development that localization of the messages in at least a couple of languages is being carried out for an upcoming release (Japanese and German).

Threepress has contributed patches to a number of significant bugs and improvements to epubcheck recently: Error message generated for valid ISO8601 date [BUG] Checking for unused files which are not in the manifest [ENHANCEMENT] Existence of files referenced in guide not checked [BUG] Version r128 has broken test suite [BUG] The unmanifested file warning in... Read more»

More importantly, it also updates one of the key components inside epubcheck which provides many of the validation error messages.

[1:19]- Smashwords - specific requirements for the EPUB [2:47]- Validating your EPUB per EPUBCheck [3:41]- Entering metadata and in the publishing section of Smashwords [5:55]- Uploading your cover (note: must be at least 1400px wide)[6:27]- Uploading your EPUB eBook [7:05]- Verifying EPUB upload on your product page [7:48]- Assigning an ISBN to your eBook [8:15]- Examining your dashboard (should say «Pending Review»)[8:50]- Getting email from Smashwords confirming EPUBCheck verification [9:15]- Updating your Smashwords eBook with a new EPUB and cover [11:30]- Resubmitting your eBook for Premium Status following updating

EPUBCheck: The EPUB must conform to the EPUB 2.0.1 specification and it must pass EPUBCheck (please note that all clients of BB eBooks always receive a validated EPUB per EPUBCheck without exception).

The one thing you absolutely can not do is strip the a tags from the table of contents entries, as it's invalid and epubcheck will barf errors at you.

But my goal is completeness of explanation today, so while I'd like to leave off with epubcheck, let's start digging into why it takes a specialized program like this to generate a valid file.

My standard answer at this point is to not worry yourself about the nuances of zipping an EPUB and just let epubcheck do the hard work for you.

One of the major complaints eBook creators have about EPUBCheck is that the error messages can be hard to understand and that they are sometimes not very helpful when you are trying to track down a problem in a file.

Mere mortals (i.e. those of us who are not software engineers) are challenged to decipher EPUBCHECK errors.

This is a brief description of how you might be able to run epubcheck locally.

Threepress has contributed patches to a number of significant bugs and improvements to epubcheck recently:

However, for those of you committed to going it alone on formatting, there is a standard for ebooks, and your manuscript can be checked with the free epubcheck tool online.