Images in converted epub files?
Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2020 9:37 pm
Hi:
I notice that Text Aloud doesn't preserve the images of epub files when it converts them to the textual files used directly in Text Aloud. Is there anyway to get Text Aloud to keep the images when reading aloud directly in Text Aloud? Or, is it just that a text file won't support images and that's what Text Aloud uses directly within Text Aloud?
I did notice that you could get the epub file in Chrome, or another browser, and the HTML will support the images... I also noticed that if you convert the epub to an rtf then you can read it in Word with the images, with an added benefit that it's really easy in Word to remove the superscripts (If just removing them is what you want to do).
Thanks,
Paul
I notice that Text Aloud doesn't preserve the images of epub files when it converts them to the textual files used directly in Text Aloud. Is there anyway to get Text Aloud to keep the images when reading aloud directly in Text Aloud? Or, is it just that a text file won't support images and that's what Text Aloud uses directly within Text Aloud?
I did notice that you could get the epub file in Chrome, or another browser, and the HTML will support the images... I also noticed that if you convert the epub to an rtf then you can read it in Word with the images, with an added benefit that it's really easy in Word to remove the superscripts (If just removing them is what you want to do).
Thanks,
Paul