File Structure

bash
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eISBN.epub ## eISBN to be supplied by Firebrand
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  / META-INF
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    container.xml
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    yy-mm-dd_modified_for.txt ## for title updates or error corrections reported in file
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  mimetype
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  / OEBPS
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    / audio ## Found in enhanced ePubs
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    content.opf
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    / css
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      epub3.css
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    / font
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    / img
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      Cover.jpg
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      titlepage.png
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    / js
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    / smil ## Found in enhanced ePubs
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    / text
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    toc.ncx
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    toc.xhtml
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    / video ## Found in enhanced ePubs

FIle Naming Convention

The final ePub should be named by it's 13-digit eISBN and the naming convention should have no spaces or dashes, example:

Uploading Source Files

A directory named orig should be created: This directory should store any files that were used to develop the title such as PDF, cover, links or fonts. It is ok to create a cover directory for all supporting cover files.

A directory named final should be created: This directory should contain the title in an ePub format named by what is found in <dc:identifier id="isbn-id"> field such as 13-digit-eisbn.epub or lin.epub. Cover named by what is found in the <dc:identifier id="isbn-id">. Final and finished PDF that is named by what is found in the <dc:identifier id="isbn-id">.

The following files should not exist in the final directory:

• OPF file by itself or OPF file from the Firebrand script.
• img directory
• PDF with crop marks
• .bbprojectd file