The original, dating from 2023, was edited following the main guidelines we recommend.

eBookWorkflow managed the document structure:
- Removal of tables of contents incompatible with an eBook (option).
- Removal of empty paragraphs (option).
- Removal of double spaces (option).
- The eBook table of contents is regenerated by Sigil during conversion.

Two-column sections for photographs for paper printing (see PDF):
- Image on the left with its caption just below,
- Column break,
- Free text in the right column.

Photos are anchored in paragraphs with center alignment of the column (centered for a pleasant presentation in the eBook).
- eBookWorkflow can anchor them 'as character' (option).
- It links unlinked images to the text (option).
- It can adapt their dimensions in the text and resize them on the hard drive (options).
- It gathers the resized images in a subfolder of the document folder.

Download the eBook/ePub (6.4 Mb)
Download the PDF exported by LibreOffice (4.8 Mb)

This ODT document was sent to me for testing. It has not been modified, except to anonymize it with the author's permission.
As explained in the FAQs, it was necessary to flatten the tables due to an export problem (Word promises 4 columns when there are only 2).

Download the eBook/ePub (300 Kb)
- Footnotes have been preserved with a link to the text (see at the end of the eBook).
- In the text, if you click on a footnote reference, its content is displayed in a pop-up window.

Download the portable document (1.3 Mb)
- Unarchive this file wherever you want.
- The portable document no longer depends on the position of linked images.
- Very practical for transmitting an eBook via the Internet!