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<p>Documentation in markdown, from a pad. This allows an EPUB to be made from an exported txt by running it through <code>pandoc</code>. Most important is the first four lines - to make an EPUB you need to have metadata for at least the title and author, which was interesting to consider when making annotations on a text. Who retains authorship? Who claims it?
**2. select a PDF, choose a page from that text**<br />
**3. annotate the page in a new etherpad document (use markdown for structure)**<br />
**4. export to plain text from etherpad**<br />
**5. convert .txt to .EPUB**<br />
**6. upload to the bootleg library**<br />
**7. paste URL of the pad you used**<br />
### workflow steps in detail:
**1. upload to the bootleg library**
* Click 'upload'
* Choose a text from your computer
* Enter metadata, or download it
* Click 'submit'
**2. select a PDF, choose a page from that text**
* Click on a catalogue entry to see the book details
* Click on 'read in browser', choose 'pdf'
* Part of what calibre web does is create URLs for each book in the library, for instance, Raymond Queneau, Exercises in Style is now referenceable as....
**3. annotate the page in a new etherpad document (use markdown for structure)**
* Make a new etherpad document* using <https://pad.xpub.nl>, name it anything you want
* Add details for title and author following the example below. The title and author can be anything you want, but this metadata is required to make an EPUB, so make sure you enter something
<code>
---
title: Annotations on Exercises In Style
author: collaborative/Etherpad
date: 21/05/20
---
</code>
* Write your annotations, use markdown* if possible
Cheatsheet available here: <https://github.com/adam-p/markdown-here/wiki/Markdown-Cheatsheet>
### Quick Markdown guide
* You can add URLs as hyperlinked text, for example with
[Label text here](https://hub.xpub.nl/bootleglibrary)
or
* You can also add a URL like this
<https://hub.xpub.nl/bootleglibrary>
* Headings can be added like this:
# h1
## h2
### h3
and so on...
* Emphasis can be added with <code>*single asterisks*</code>, bold with <code>**double asterisks**</code>
* Add a heading, and the URL to the pdf, before exporting, for example
