Review: The best I've seen on the subject
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 16, 2012
The most useful book I've seen on formatting for kindle.  Get's right to the point and tells how to convert a Word document to Kindle and EPUB format without jumping through all the hoops other authors recommend.  In doing that, he shows that you don't need a lot of other software, just Word and Calibre.  Unlike so many other books, follwing this one's approach will result in a well formatted Kindle or EPUB document -- provided it contains no figures with captions.I found no way to keep captions that look great in my print book from floating away from the photos.  He does warn that this will happen if the figures are not locked in position, but doesn't give any useful information on how to do that.  A little research shows the later Word versions have a document protect function that may do the trick, but I haven't been been able to find one for Word 2003.  I've decided to give up trying to make a direct conversion, and settle for cutting the figures from the document and replacing them with ones in which the caption is part of the JPEG.I have concluded there is no easy way to do this job, and that if I want to publish both e-book and print versionns, it is best to start formatting for Kindle from the beginning.  To me, that means adding captions to the photos in Gimp, then saving to JPEG.Lest the foregoing give the impression that this is less than the best book out there today,let me repeat this book is the BEST!  The instructions are clear, complete and easily implemented.  A great book that deserves its 5-star rating.