Most people at least once in their lives have heard the saying “a book is the best gift”. Reading has long become both a way of learning and a pleasant pastime. It is probably because of this that many ways of reading have appeared. We are talking about both conventional paper media and electronic versions of books. The latter are available in various formats, and one of the most common now is "fb2". With the help of FB2, you can design books beautifully and conveniently.
Necessary
FB Editor program, book text, computer
Instructions
Step 1
Find FB Editor on the Internet and download it. You can download it from the link below. It is free and very easy to learn. Open the program and instead of highlighted in blue the words "enter a short annotation here", type a short description of the text of the book. If you do not want to add anything, then just delete these words.
Step 2
Erase the highlighted red text "1.0 - Create File" and enter your name or alias. The details depend on who the book is for. Inside the section marked with a green vertical line, press while holding the right mouse button. Select "select body". At the top of the menu, select the "insert" item and in the menu that appears - the "title" parameter. A horizontal green line appears - space for a heading to your text. Include the author and title (can be copied from the original document). Now you can copy the rest of the text after the heading, replacing it with the words highlighted in green "To change the default document, edit the file" blank.fb2 "manually." Now, by pressing the blue button with the letter "D", we find ourselves in a menu containing information about the text, which is stored separately in fb2 files. Please note that the items "genre", "title" and "language" must be filled in.
Step 3
Click the checkmark in the menu (or: F8). The program will check the text for errors. At the bottom of the screen, the message "no errors found" should appear. Save the text: point to where, name the file and choose utf-8 encoding. Now any program capable of reading
