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The OPS folder contains the text of the book, plus any fonts, images or audio/visual materials contained within the book.

The conversion struggle

A growing list of digital resources for self-publishers. Includes conversion options and distribution programs for non-traditional publishers.

The OPF file is located within the OPS folder. ‘OPF’ stands for Open Package Format. It’s essentially an XML file, although it has the file extension .opf instead of .xml. It […]

eBOUND Canada presents BISG’s and Digital Book World’s eagerly anticipated webinar series, Understanding EPUB 3.0. This series gives novices and experts an inside look at EPUB 3.0, Kindle Format 8, […]

Explanation of how to unzip and re-zip an ePUB file on a Mac or PC

An introductory look into the first level of an ePUB file

Late last year, CoreSource presented a joint webinar with Amazon, and promised to send answers to submitted questions during the session. Below are the Q&A’s from the session. If you […]

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In this video, Joshua Tallent, Firebrand’s Chief eBook Architect, will walk you through the process for upgrading your EPUB2 files into the EPUB3 format.