Thread: why are some epub files so big?
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Old 01-22-2013, 08:50 AM   #22
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Originally Posted by Chi Cygni View Post
Thanks. So far I had no problems with multiple back and forth conversion. I rarely do it these days or even have a reason to use calibre because my bookstores sell books all watermarked and if you buy 1 format you get 2 more for free. Example, I bought watermarked epub bio of Steve Jobs. In my online library after purchase I can download epub, mobi or pdf. And this is how it frigging should be.

On another note, I bought a faulty (?) epub which divided words in strange places and was very uncomf
ortable (that's an example) to read. Off to calibre and now it is beautiful.
How could you have bought Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson watermarked? The eBook is sold by Simon & Schuster. S&S do not watermark. They use DRM.
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