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Old 10-16-2008, 12:10 AM   #137
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Originally Posted by nrapallo View Post
OK, one last time....

These .epub files were created using html2epub and PDFRead with MinFilter 3 300DPI and 500DPI as well as MinFilter 5 300DPI and 500DPI (by switching the bin directory executables).

I fixed the left and right margins to be zero so hopefully these display properly. All contain 584x754 images and are displayed on the Sony PRS505 as a .epub not .lrf.

If you can try them again...
The margins are still off on all of them. Can you post the html and the command line you are using to create the ePUB?

They all look acceptable the worst is 5-300DPI the font is too thick. But that might be more of a preference.

The best is 5-500DPI but not buy a lot, though italics quality is much more noticeable.

Just a clarification though both pylrf and html2lrf do degrade the image, books created by html2lrf do look much better.
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