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  • 05/07/2015 Version 0.1a

    • tex4ebook script was missing in the distribution zip file
    • all links moved to footnotes in the documentation

  • 29/06/2015 Version 0.1

    • fixes in documentation

  • 22/06/2015

    • changes moved from README.md to CHANGELOG.md

  • 18/06/2015

    • replaced --mathml option with --mode. For mathml support, usemathml option for tex4ht.sty.
    • lot of stuff was fixed in epub3 support.
    • new command \OpfAddProperty

  • 14/01/2015

    - thanks Volker Gottwald for guide on [installing and using
  tex4ebook](https://d800fotos.wordpress.com/2015/01/19/create-e-books-from-latex-tex-files-ebook-aus-latex-tex-dateien-erstellen/)
  on Windows

  • 23/11/2014

    - added new command `\OpfGuide`, for adding items to `<guide>`
  section in the `opf` file. This is useful for `epub` and `mobi` formats.

  Usage:

       \OpfGuide[filename]{title}{reference type}

   `filename` is optional, current file name is used when empty. See
   [epub 
   secrets](http://epubsecrets.com/where-do-you-start-an-epub-and-what-is-the-guide-section-of-the-opf-file.php)
   article

  • 20/10/2014

     - fixed issues with starred sections

 - files created with starred sectioning commands (`\chapter*`,
   `\section*`) should be included in correct reading order now

  • 16/09/2014

     - new features added
 - new configuration file for `--tidy` option, mathml and html5 elements
   are supported. This means that many validation errors in `mathml`
   output can be fixed with `--tidy` option
 - added configuration for all languages supported by `babel`
 - `woff` and `ttf` fonts are supported
 - added inline footlines in `epub3` format
 - added `no-cut` command line option for breaking sections and chapters
   into standalone pages
 - Please support [iniciative for improving mathml
   support](http://www.ulule.com/mathematics-ebooks/) in Gecko and Webkit
   engines. This will hopefully improve also Epub3 readers.

  • 10/08/2013

     - [`make4ht`](https://github.com/michal-h21/make4ht) is now standalone
   application which `tex4ebook` depends on. You must [install

it](https://github.com/michal-h21/make4ht#instalation) in order to use current tex4ebook version.