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Hi Jim: At least for epubs, after you extract the epub archive, it seems you can run a replacement regrex like this over the HTML files in the archive: Search: <sup[^>]*>([^<]*)</sup> Replacement: [\1] It might need to be modified depending on the flavor of regrex engine, but it seems to be working ...

Hi Jim: Actually, upon further investigation, Balabolka doesn't do a very good job of creating an accurate table of contents; at least, not a table of contents matching the table of contents found in the epub file. Text Aloud's File Splitter appears to generate a table of contents matching the epub ...

Hi: In Balabolka, when it converts an epub file it generates a navigable table of contents from the epub file which can be accessed from Balabolka's 'Insert Named Bookmark' icon at the top of the Balabolka window or, from the menu, Bookmarks - Go to Named Bookmark... (F2). Does Text Aloud generate a...

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...

Hi: I did see this on the TextAloud 3 forum: ([a-z][.?!])(\d+)([,-]\d+)* This works OK, except sometimes the textual output of the epub files Text Aloud generates appears to have a quotation mark (") immediately proceeding the superscript. I'd imagine this regular expression can be modified to ...