Definitely second Toxaris' recommendation to use FlightCrew to validate your EPUB - it produces much clearer, easier to understand messages. However, just a brief pointer to what these error messages are saying - they are referring to specific files inside the EPUB file:
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Originally Posted by moonmyst532
ERROR: Flow Blue 013111 - Unknown.epub/content.opf(7): attribute "file-as" from namespace "http://www.idpf.org/2007/opf" not allowed at this point; ignored
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On line 7 of the content.opf file, there's an element with the attribute "file-as", but that attribute isn't valid according to the OPF specification referenced at
http://www.idpf.org/2007/opf
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Originally Posted by moonmyst532
ERROR: Flow Blue 013111 - Unknown.epub/index_split_000.html(5): unfinished element
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On line 5 of the file index_split_000.html there's an HTML element which isn't closed properly. Being so early in the file, there's a good likelihood it's one of the elements in the HEAD section, so probably one of those that needs a closing slash / before the closing angle bracket >. A similar issue is flagged up on line 5 of all the other HTML files inside the EPUB file.
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Originally Posted by moonmyst532
ERROR: Flow Blue 013111 - Unknown.epub/titlepage.xhtml(14): bad value for attribute "preserveAspectRatio"
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On line 14 of the file titlepage.xhtml, there's an element which contains the attribute "preserveAspectRatio", but the value given for that attribute is not a recognised or valid value. This attribute usually appears in an SVG element wrapped around an image. The most likely value that is wanted here is:
preserveAspectRatio="xMidYMin meet"
and as Jellby points out, is case sensitive. See
http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/coords.html...RatioAttribute for more details about this attribute and allowed values.