EbookMaker for Windows

By AntsSoft
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Developer’s Description

Compile all components of an e-book into a standalone EXE file.

EbookMaker is a professional Ebook compiler software that compiles all HTML files and included image, JavaScript, Flash, MP3, and video files into a standalone .EXE file. The Ebook uses Internet Explorer to display its HTML pages, so readers don't have to install any other software to read Ebook. EbookMaker provides features to meet any custom need of an Ebook author for user interface, functions, and content protection.

EbookMaker for Windows

By AntsSoft
Trial version
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GENERAL

Release: November 26, 2008

Latest update: November 26, 2008

Version: 2.2-beta

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 98
Windows ME
Windows XP
Windows 2000
Windows 10
Windows Vista

Additional Requirements: Windows 98/ME/2000/XP/2003 Server/Vista

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 4,618

Downloads Last Week: 0

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1.5/5

2 User Votes

Only made one page and no other pages saved would show up.
niellingJuly 23, 2007
Pros
It sounded like a good idea.
Cons
If I am to try it out for a test. I really want to test the whole program. I may not buy it right then, but I do keep programs in mind to add later when I need them for projects. The time allowed is not enough, I would rather see a number of allowed times to use it. I need to know if it is a freeware right up front, before I download, since I download several when I have the time and can't test them all at one time. Ni
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Keeps trying to contact antsoft
BigletMay 5, 2007
Pros
Firewall prevented using it
Cons
upon first launching it tried to contact home. I told ZA "Deny". Then when trying to compile an ebook again ZA alerted me to the fact it was trying to download a file from Antsoft. <p> <p>I can see no legitimate reason for such a hidden download of a 300kb file.
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