Your images are exported, of course, and Mellel allows you to control the export resolution, to avoid making the exported file too bulky. You can control whether font names are included in your document or not, and whether fonts sizes are relative or not. Our notes are, of-course, exported to the ePUB document and Mellel gives you fine control over how notes of each stream are exported (e.g., at the end of a chapter, in-place or at the end of the document). If you're using Auto-Titles for your titles, you're probably 90 percent set-up, but the ToC control gives you additional features to set some aspects of the export appearance, including the inclusion and positioning of the ePub table of contents using the spine control. Mellel will generate a table of contents for your ePUB publication based on the Auto-Titles in the text. You also can set the publication ID, language and direction. Mellel gives you control over the essential metadata for your ePUB including Title, Author and Category. You can include a cover image for your ePUB and also use it to setup a cover page (a page inside the book showing the cover), if you like.

Cover ImageĪ cover image is used to represent the publication when browsing in a an ebook reader application. When exporting Mellel will use your choices here to set the order of items and their inclusion in the publication. You can include or exclude an element, re-order the elements by dragging them up or down. The spine in ePub export allows you to control the order of content elements and their inclusion in your ePub publication. You can also save the settings in a template, so to re-use the setup with other documents. The settings are saved with the original Mellel document so you can fine-tune your setup and re-export without having to re-do the settings. Mellel offers great control over the details of publishing, including the structure of the document, metadata, font and image control, and more. In other cases, it seriously shortens the path toward a finished ePub document. In Many cases, it even allows you to get rid of specialized ePub editors, and use Mellel alone. The ePub format is the de-facto standard for electronic publishing, and Mellel's support of the format is extensive. You can now export Mellel documents to the ePub format. Virtually any feature in Mellel that can be exported is exported to this format, and the formatting should look very-very similar, with some small exceptions resulting from differences in the ways which Mellel and MSWord render text. This format is an open format used by many word-processors but in particular MS-Word (which is not surprising since Microsoft(tm) originated it). But times they are a changing and Elvis have certainly left the auditorium so we came up with export support DOCX format. RTF was a universal (and documented) format providing a good solution for those who needed to export to Word format. Mellel allowed you to export to the RTF Word Format since circa when Elvis was still in the building. Mellel 5.0.5 JanuMellel is the leading word processor for OS X and has been widely considered the industry standard for long form documents since its inception. New Features in Mellel 5.0 Export to Word Format (docx)

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