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Old 08-05-2012, 09:00 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by Oldpilot View Post
Yes, I have a pagebreak before every chapter and before each front-matter "page." They work fine on the epub, both as uploaded to the Kindle plaatform and to Barnes & Noble.

"cost me some effort" -- what effort? It's already there in the underlying html file that I prepare for the Kindle edition.

I find it hard to believe that a plain-vanilla e-ink Kindle is all that much more sophisticated than the other readers out there. My Kindles don't have any problem with even the biggest of my books, say a 400KB html file and six or ten 127KB jpegs.
The limit is on a single section of a EPUB, not the whole book.
I have 5+ Meg books that work just fine.
The other limit is too many pieces (images) caused the NCX to be huge (relativly)
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