Hi Carol. WOW. This opens up alot of possibilities.
Codex converted plain text to Kindle and mobie no problem. Both the
Kindle and Fire tablet will read mobie files. In fact, if one looks
closely, some of the books on Amazon are really mobie files. Probably
self-published.
For me, the ability to create Kindle book files from text files is a
boon, since, I can now easily offer readings and blog posts in Kindle
book format as a download in addition to offering a mp3 audio file.
Amazing!
Stay well ... William
On 8/19/17, Carol Smith <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I am able to convert to almost every type. I can not use the pocket
format, so have not tried it yet. The one for html does not work on
windows computers. It is a compressed format for using on book
readers. I have other ways, to read, so don't mind using them instead.
Besides, I have come to find out that keeping one's place in a larger
html document online is not easy. That is why I have other options that
can have bookmarks set in them.
If one wants braille, they would not want to use Kindle, epub or
pdfunless they have the proper electronic devices. These all maintain
structures. So one needs to make a decision as to which type of reading
they plan to do before their conversion.
I hope this is helpful.
Carol
