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Depending on your budget, I'm a big fan of a commercial tool called PrinceXML, which consumes [html|xml]+css and produces PDF. All of the big self publishers a
by JohnHaugeland 14y ago
Depending on your budget, I'm a big fan of a commercial tool called PrinceXML, which consumes [html|xml]+css and produces PDF. All of the big self publishers accept PDF as one of their printing targets.
Of course, this means you're writing a book in HTML, which is either a huge win or an enormous loss, depending on who you are. But, given that it's HN, I figure there's a half decent chance this is right for you.
There's a free version you can try it out with; the commercial version is around five hundred bucks. In my opinion, totally worth it. YMMV.
- palidanx 14y agoIs there a reason you don't use Word's print to pdf function? Or does it generate kooky layout?