Editor's review
eBook Wizard can compile an eBook easily and quickly. An eBook with all of its images, animations and other resources is quickly compiled into a single file, a highly-compressed self-contained executable ready for distribution.
Pros: Antechinus eBook Wizard creates an eBook easily from a HTML file. A website (or any collection of web pages) of any complexity with all of its images, animations and other resources is quickly compiled into a single file, a highly-compressed self-contained executable ready for distribution.
The user interaction screen is very simple. A title needs to be assigned to the book. Specify a input file. Essentially this is the source file in HTML format containing complete text, images, illustrations and everything that is planned as content for the e-Book. Then the name of the executable eBook is to be assigned.
Clicking on the create button simply creates the eBook in executable format. The process is simple, the user interaction required is minimal and a eBook is created instantaneously.
Cons: One has to design the cover page, table of content and index etc consciously. Maintaining this correspondence between the format of a book and that of an website could be a little tedious.
Second part of the problem is the general issue about the format of a eBook that is generally acceptable. No universally acceptable format exist and that can become an issue stopping popularity of a title being produced.
Overall this is a simple application with a very simple interface but needs creating the content in a specific format to create an eBook. The popularity of the format chosen is not well known. The application achieves a rating of 3 stars at most.
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