[NTLK] Correct text file encoding for Paperback book making

[Smith Woody]

The limiting factor is Heap though to a much lesser extent storage  
memory,  I found that when you get beyond the 600 page (newton book)  
size you risk a system freeze.
But even smaller sizes can take many many minutes to convert.  Still  
for me this is the easiest way to reformat a Newton Book, that I had  
not created.
Setting up NewtsCape can take a while to learn, and using Word Newt as  
an HTML editor can also be challenging, especially setting up TOC.
Much easier to create HTML document on desktop.

While you can create hot links within a book using Newton Press, it is  
much easier with Newtscape, and you can link outside the book to  
another book or a web site.


Woody

On May 30, 2011, at 2:27 PM, Dan wrote:

> 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