Data URI support for images and embedded fonts so that they can be referred directly in HTML and CSS files (For more details about data uri, please refer ).CSS property "display: none" no longer induces an additional space in Mobi7 for inline tags.Allows creation of KF7 book with Indexes (e.g.Resolved indentation issues in KF7 related to bullets and numbered lists.Unintended line breaks in Mobi7 when using some CSS properties ("margin-top: 0px" and "margin-bottom: 0px") has been fixed.Improved transparent PNG conversion: Transparent PNG images are now converted to JPEG and will use a white background.Removed soft-hyphens for older devices and allowed them to be visible only on KF8 devices.
Added support for "display:none" CSS Property in Mobi.Added support for a localized interface in Chinese and Japanese languages.It now seems to expect an ePub source input of the ePub OPF. See KindleUnpack for a tool that can take these apart for your personal use. When a user purchases a book from Amazon they will divide the file and ship the correct version for the device they own. The program generates two eBooks, one for KF8 and one for old Mobi (sometimes called KF7 or K7), in the same file. Bug fixes from older version of KindleGenįrom this version on, KindleGen began offering support for the newer KF8 format.Support for Latin language (ISO-639-1 code: la).Support for AAC file format as audio/video source.Support for page numbers in a book through NCX pageLists or page-map xml.When a user orders an eBook, Amazon will use its knowledge of the user’s hardware to deliver the right formatted file for that user by splitting the KindleGen file. It is possible to strip out the source file using KindleUnpack. This means the KindleGen file is 3 times as big as it was in version 1. There is a KF8 file, a MOBI file, and the original source file. Since version 2 of KindleGen, there are are actually 3 files inside a KindleGen created file. You can drag a source file to Kindle Previewer, and it will use KindleGen to convert it and then display the results. While KindleGen is a command line tool, the engine itself is also included in Kindle Previewer. These tools will make the conversion transparent for the user. KindleGen is also the tool to use for background conversion and batch conversion of ePub files and is used by most word processing tools that advertise support for MOBI or Kindle format. It can also generate the APNX page number file with the right input. This tool is best for publishers and individuals who are familiar with HTML and want to convert their HTML, XHTML, XML ( OPF/IDPF format), or ePub source into a Kindle Book. There are some subtle differences however. However, since AZW is almost identical in format to MOBI files, tools used to create MOBI files can also be used to generate AZW files by simply renaming the extension. Amazon intends this tool as the main way to submit files to be published on their web site. However, the lack of advanced editing features means you’ll never really be guaranteed with a high quality image of yourself.KindleGen is a command line tool used to build eBooks that can be sold through Amazon's Kindle platform. If you have a good mug shot of yourself and want to quickly print out a set of passport sized photos, IDPhotoStudio will probably suit you. IDPhotoStudio doesn't even include an undo feature, meaning that if you accidentally set your image to greyscale when you'd prefer it in color, you'll need to start over. We would have preferred if it included tools like a red-eye remover, cropping or contrasting, which are much more useful for improving the quality of pictures. Also, when it comes to editing functions, IDPhotoStudio only includes the option to apply sepia or monochrome color filters. First of all, it doesn’t respect the aspect ratio of photos, so if you drag a large image there’s a risk it’ll appear distorted. However, the application left us disappointed for a number of reasons. IDPhotoStudio is an original idea, and it’s good to see someone come up with a program to quickly print out ID photos.
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