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Old 06-12-2008, 04:26 PM   #5
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yeah calibre has an LRF viewer, its called lrfviewer

I can't think of any HTML markup that would force a caption to be on the same page, but what you can do is add a bunch of blank lines before the image and after the caption to make it clear that they belong together. Use <br> for that.

Putting in the HTML entities will work for curly quotes.
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