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The accessible e-text version of a book needs to include the original ebook' | The accessible e-text version of a book needs to include the original ebook' | ||
- | First, we need to unzip the EPUB file to get at the images. We can easily do this using free open-source software such as [[http:// | + | < |
- | See [[https:// | + | ===== Use eCan Crusher |
+ | First, we need to unzip the EPUB file to get at the images. We can easily do this using free open-source software such as [[http:// | ||
+ | - [[https:// | ||
+ | - Open up the unzipped folder | ||
+ | - Open the '' | ||
+ | - Locate the folder called '' | ||
+ | - Insert these images into your DOCX file, as required ('' | ||
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+ | ===== Mac: Use Terminal to extract images from an EPUB ===== | ||
+ | |||
+ | Alternatively, | ||
+ | |||
+ | - Open '' | ||
+ | * Right-click on the folder that contains the EPUB file and select '' | ||
+ | - Copy and paste the command: < | ||
+ | - press enter | ||
+ | - you should see a new folder appear (OEBPS) that contains the extracted image files | ||
+ | |||
+ | ===== PC: Change file extension to extract images from EPUB ===== | ||
+ | |||
+ | - Navigate to your EPUB file. | ||
+ | - Make a copy of the file and paste it into the same folder you are in. | ||
+ | - Press F2 on the copied version (to make file name editable) | ||
+ | - Change the end of the file name from .epub to .zip and press enter. | ||
+ | - Windows will warn you that you are changing a file extension. Tell it okay. | ||
+ | - You can now access the file as you would any zip file. When you unzip the compressed file, you should see a list of items, including a folder titled " |