App: eBookBinder
Developer: Xelaton Software
Genres: Utilities, Productivity

With eBookBinder, anyone can quickly and conveniently create their own eBooks using existing text documents. There are only three simple steps to your own eBook:

1. Add book information:
Name of the book, author, an image for the book cover, publisher's website and other details can be entered. There is no need to fill in all fields, but at least a name for the book must be assigned.

2. Add text files as chapters to the book project:
Each individual text file added to the book project will be treated as a single chapter. Give the chapters a title and arrange the order by drag'n drop according to your wishes.

3. Create your eBook:
Just click the "Bind book" button and eBookBinder will create your personal eBook. Already the eBook is ready!

The details:

# What can be added to eBookBinder?
eBookBinder supports various types of text files. Besides simple text files, doc, odt, rtf, rtfd, html, Textbundle and Textpack files are also supported. But that's not all!

# Markup language support
eBookBinder can also process plain text files formatted using any of the following markup languages: Markdown, MultiMarkdown, Textile, Wikitext, BBCode and Smark.

When these documents are added to the book project, they are automatically converted. In the preferences you can specify which files with corresponding file extension should be treated with the conversion. After specifying the file extensions, all files with the corresponding file extension will be automatically converted when imported into the book project.

# The output format
When the book project is compiled, eBookBinder saves the book in an ePub file. ePub files can be read by a variety of eBook readers, including the iBook app for iOS devices as well as Mac computers.

Additionally, by setting up the kindlegen tool, eBookBinder can create mobipocket files that can be read by Kindle devices and apps.

# Project management
On the left side of the eBookBinder main window, all book projects are listed. Any number of book projects can be created and also removed.

# Built-in chapter editor
eBookBinder also offers a small editor that can be used to edit the individual chapters. Aside from the basic functions to set text bold, italic, underline as well the alignment, there is also a "shorten" function which is the special feature of this editor. Simply select the text you want to keep and press the shorten button, everything else will be removed. This is especially handy for web articles to quickly remove advertisements and navigation that normally surround the article.

# Advanced functions
Advanced expert features include the ability to define your own HTML header and add your own styles to the eBook's CSS file.

# Other features:
- International character support (Chinese, Russian, Greek, etc.).
- Image, video and audio files in chapters (RTFD, Textbundle and Textpack only)
- import of DRM-free ePub files
- suitable for VoiceOver
- export of projects to share with others
- sorting functions for chapters
- automatic (optional) table of contents creation
- automatic splitting of markup-formatted text into chapters based on headings

### Questions?
You can get more information about eBookBinder at Xelaton.com. There you can also send me a message via the contact form in case of problems or questions!

Release notes:
Improvements:
- preferences for setting up the MultiMarkdown tool adapted to meet the new requirements

Internal Markup Parser
Improvements:
Textile:
- improvements in the handling of attributes for block elements

MultiMarkdown:
- adjusted display for footnotes, they are now displayed superscripted and without brackets
- adjusted display for citations, which correspond to the current MultiMarkdown representation

Bud fixes:
MultiMarkdown:
- fixes a bug when using the citation markup, which causes the app to crash under certain circumstances
Textile: 
- fixes a bug when using markup attributes that causes the app to crash under certain circumstances
- fixes a bug with the conversion of citation markup that led to incorrect display under certain conditions