[NTLK] Correct text file encoding for Paperback book making

[Dan]

Ah yes I forgot about Newscape.  Works well, although I generally did
books on the desktop since it will take twice the space (once for the
source text and once for the actual package).  But if you have a large
card, probably not a issue for you.  However if the text is as a webpage
you are browsing on your Newt...can't beat making a book that way.
Probably the easiest way yet.  The hardest part of that method is
getting your Newt online.  And you have already done that part.

-Dan

On 5/30/2011 11:37 AM, Smith Woody wrote:
> Newton press is able to make books for the 2100 display. look at drop  
> down menus, might be preferences.  you can also modify font and size  
> to some extent.
> Books may be created or edited on your 2100 using NewtsCape by Steve  
> Weyer.  I discussed this a couple years back, see
> <http://marc.info/?l=newtontalk&m=119690059515838&w=2>
> Any web site viewed threw NewtsCape can be saved as a newton book.   
> Therefore if you format you book as HTML and access it from a web  
> server, you can save it as a newton book.
> 
> Dan has also written a tutorial for making books using BookMaker, see
> <http://www.unna.org/unnasearch/entry.php?pkey=218>
> 
> Each of these will let you set the page size for books you are creating.
> 
> Woody