[bksvol-discuss] Re: Rich Text Format

That's what I understood, that they are to be converted to .rtf. Not
sure why there would be a problem with uploading.

I still haven't figured out why .rtf is preferable to .txt. I much
prefer editing .txt files, no worry of extra page breaks being added,
etc. Plus if you save the file so that there are no linebreaks, but
there is a blank line before each paragraph, it translates into
braille with all the paragraphs in their proper place, etc.

Pam

On Mon, 05 Jul 2004 13:45:24 -0700, you wrote:

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>
>I have been sending my books in rtf lately converted from kes.  I hope this 
>is ok since that's what I thought I read that was more desirable.  Now I'm 
>confused, I didn't know there was a problem.  Please advise.
>
>Bud schwab
>At 12:05 PM 7/5/2004, you wrote:
>>Hi, Folks,
>>
>>I finished checking "Remember When" by Nora Roberts.  But when I went to 
>>upload it, it said that I was not submitting rich text format.  I saved it 
>>in Word as .rtf, so why isn't it rich text format?
>>
>>I sent a message to Jesse, who asked me if the book had been originally a 
>>Kurzweil book converted to .rtf.  I don't know, and can't remember the 
>>name of the person who submitted it.  Apparently, they have had some 
>>problems with Kurzweil-converted books in the past.  I forwarded the .rtf 
>>version to Jesse, so hopefully he can resolve it.  I suggested changing it 
>>to a .txt file, then submitting it.  No response about that yet.  I think 
>>they prefer .rtf.  Anybody else have two cents worth on this one?
>>
>>- Jackie McCraw
>>Seattle, WA
>>
>
>Bud Schwab
>W 6 Z Y P
>Malibu, California
>

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