Now you will notice a highlighted menu item below " EPUB output." That will change depending upon which output format that you chose in the first step. If you are importing an OpenOffice, LibreOffice or MS Word document into Caliber and have already marked your Headings well, Caliber will automatically use them so the above will be unnecessary in that case. If you add "align" and "center" to the 2nd and 3rd boxes, that uses only the occurrences that match all three variables. Since I didn't specify, the filter will use every occurrence of "h2" in the file. In that case you would put "align" in the second box and "center" in the third (without quotes). Normally, I would have done the headings in a book with but I didn't. In the case of the example, we used to denote our headings so enter "h2" (without quotes) in the box. In the first box, delete the asterisk that is in it. Go to the icon on the far right of "Level 1 TOC (XPath experession):" and click it. If you want an external Table Of Contents menu and since in our example we imported an HTML file, click on the item " Table Of Contents" (also in the left menu bar).
You really don't have to do much here but I recommend clicking on " Page Setup" in the left hand menu then choosing " Default Output Profile" under the " Output Profile" box near the top and to the right of the left menu bar. Do not do anything further until choosing the format as that will change the values that can be adjusted for each format.
The first thing you MUST do is click on the dropdown menu in the upper right corner (" Output format") and choose from over a dozen formats. Click on the icon (not the down arrow) and a large box of options will appear. " Convert Books" is the next step (and can be the most complicated). The text box to the far right is for entering a description.Īfter you are done, click on the "OK" button near the bottom right. The middle lower items relate to dates, tags (click left icon to add), publisher, etc. If you click " Generate Cover" again it will change the preview on the left over and over again. The middle buttons relate to either importing or creating a cover image. If you change either the title or author in the left hand text boxes be sure to click on " >" right after each so the program processes the meta version in the right hand text boxes. The top section relates to the title and author. Clicking on the icon (not the down arrow) will bring up a large box of options. You don't have to do this step but things are added to the file like title, author, cover image, date, etc.
Find the file among your files (typical) and select it, click the " Open" button on the bottom right and it will be added to your collection of books to process. If you click on the icon (not the downward arrow) another screen will pop up.
The ones you will need to know are: (1)" Add Books," (2)" Edit Metadata," (3)" Convert Books," (4)" Remove Books," and (5)" Save To Disk." The other icon "Calibre-Lib" if you click on it, you can change to other libraries that you create but that is not necessary. The below two images show the main functions that are available on the top menu bar. Above this is a snapshot of the main interface.
#Mobi ebook manager download
You can download the Free program for Windows (32 and 64 bit), MacOS and Linux which is not a hard program to learn (with some pointers) from their WEBSITE HERE.
#Mobi ebook manager software
Caliber is a very powerful eBook converter software tool that can output not only PDF's but EPUB (Google Books), MOBI (Kindle Format) and a dozen other formats.
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