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Table of Contents
Conventions and terms used in this book
Chapter 1: Introduction to Ebooks and Jutoh
What kinds of book can be created with Jutoh?
Chapter 3: The Jutoh User Interface
Customising the user interface
Chapter 4: Working With Projects
Creating and deleting documents
Microsoft Word XML (DOCX) and OpenDocument Text (ODT) | Plain text | HTML | Epub
Importing into an existing project
Chapter 6: Editing and Formatting Content
Why divide a book into sections?
Non-breaking spaces and hyphens
The basics of formatting using named styles
Using the formatting palette to apply styles
Applying styles using shortcuts and favourites
Chapter 7: Editing Your Book’s Metadata
Viewing the generated metadata
Chapter 8: Creating Your Cover Design
Object text | Object background | Object style | Object size
The cover page versus the cover image
Specifying the cover image format
Cover display on different devices
Chapter 9: Understanding Configurations
Chapter 10: Working With Pictures
Inserting and editing pictures
Editing basic picture properties
Editing margin, border, background and advanced properties
Special considerations for Apple Books
Importing pictures from DOCX, ODT and HTML
Using media objects to insert images
Chapter 11: Working With Indexes
Creating an advanced table of content
Editing table of contents properties | Adding multiple tables | How tables are output to OpenDocument | Specifying and stripping link styling | Creating a table of contents manually | Creating a table of contents for a fixed layout book | Epub 3 considerations
Creating an alphabetical index
Configuration | Importing index entries
Creating footnotes and endnotes
Configuration | Footnotes | Endnotes | Importing footnotes
Creating citations and a bibliography | How Jutoh stores bibliographic entries | Creating and updating the bibliography | Changing bibliographic settings | Managing bibliographic databases | Editing bibliography formatting
Chapter 12: Working With Style Sheets
Editing paragraph styles | Editing character styles | Editing list styles | Editing box styles | Creating new styles
Importing and exporting style sheets
Using styles to change ebook content
What is a link style? | Creating and editing link styles | Assigning styles to link categories | Using character and paragraph styles with link styles | Setting configuration options
Chapter 13: Working With String Tables
Chapter 14: Working With Tables
Changing the size of cells, rows and columns
Chapter 15: Working With Boxes
Text box compatibility in ebook readers
Chapter 16: Working With Fonts
Applying fonts in the text editor
How fonts are output to your ebooks
Font substitutions when importing or opening a document
Using a monospaced font for formatting tabular data and code
Chapter 17: Adding Narration to Your Book
Step 1. Mark up your document with spans and identifiers
Step 2. Add your narration audio files to Jutoh
Step 4. Import the label track
Step 5. Specify a character style for highlighting narrated content
Chapter 18: Creating Fixed Layout Books
Starting from an existing file format
What are the disadvantages of using fixed layout?
What formats and features are supported by Jutoh?
Creating a fixed layout project
Selection and keyboard navigation
Generating and testing your ebook
Changing fixed layout configuration settings
Magnified regions in KF8 | Recommended settings for KF8
Formatting for Apple Books/Kobo
Formatting for CBZ comic books
Using a regular reflowable project as a fixed layout book
Faking fixed layout using a reflowable project
Chapter 19: Adding Interactivity To Your Book
Chapter 20: Making Your Books Accessible
Editing your project for accessibility
Devices and software supporting Epub 3
Chapter 21: Working With Text-To-Speech
How does Jutoh support text-to-speech?
Configurations and speech profiles
Techniques for effective speech markup
1. Use the ‘Say as’ property | 2. Use Alias, Phoneme, lexicons and custom pronunciations | 3. Use paragraph and character styles | 4. Use Pause objects and punctuation | 5. Use conditional formatting | 6. Use alternative text and table title/description
Chapter 22: Formatting For Print
2. Choose and set your paper size and margins
3. Create new print-only content and suppress ebook-only content
4. Adjust your styles for print
5. Create and apply page styles
Managing and editing page styles | Headers and footers | Special page style names
6. Compile and create a PDF using LibreOffice.
7. Prepare wrap-around cover artwork
Using the Help with Print on Demand wizard
How page styles work in LibreOffice/OpenOffice
Chapter 23: Conditional Formatting
Tagging whole section and media documents
Specifying string variables in your content
Specifying conditional paragraph styles
Managing multiple configurations
Chapter 24: Using Jutoh’s Creativity Tools
What is a storyboard? | Adding and moving cards | Keyboard navigation | Editing cards | Operations on selected cards | Card types | Field types | Exporting to a file | Importing from a storyboard or StoryLines file | Converting to book section documents | Using a storyboard exclusively to write your book | Using tags | Using styles
Chapter 25: Using Jutoh’s Proofing Tools
Adding words to your custom dictionary | Using the Inspector for spell-checking | Selectively omitting content from spell-check
Editing find and replace preset libraries | Defining a preset | Viewing custom messages in the error window | Viewing custom messages in the Inspector | Applying presets to your project | Sample presets | Defining exceptions | Step-by-step guide
How to add an ISBN to your books
Chapter 27: Troubleshooting Your Book
Smashwords errors | Kindle errors | Apple Books errors | Lulu errors
Third-party troubleshooting tools
Chapter 28: Understanding Ebook Formats and Platforms
Epub | Kindle/Mobipocket | Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) | OpenDocument Text (ODT) | MP3
Amazon Kindle | Apple Books | Barnes & Noble Nook | Kobo | Diesel eBook Store | Lulu | Smashwords | Your own web site | Caveats about using multiple distribution platforms
Chapter 29: Marketing Your Book
Step 2: Be able to talk confidently about it
Step 3: Find your Special Subject – be an expert or an enthusiast
How to use Jutoh with an external drive
Overview | Using a mobile drive for data | Using a mobile drive for settings | Running Jutoh from a mobile drive | Launching Jutoh on Windows | Launching Jutoh on Linux | Launching Jutoh on Mac
Conversion and checking applications
CereVoice | Cepstral | eSpeak | LAME MP3 Encoder
Customising shortcuts and favourites
Appendix C: The Jutoh Box Model
Appendix D: The Bibliographic Formatting Language
How to edit and use formatting templates
Appendix E: Speech Markup Reference
Appendix F: Speech Profile Reference
Appendix G: Alphabet Description Reference
Appendix H: Configuration Options
Appendix I: Working With Tag Objects
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