Thread: Rockwell, Carey: Tom Corbett -01- Stand by for Mars. IMP. v2.0 2007-09-29
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Old 09-28-2007, 06:05 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by DaleDe View Post
I haven't been very impressed with the hyphenation in Book Designer. For me at least it seems to hyphenate in incorrect places. Does it have a dictionary?

Ebook publisher only supports hyphenation if there is already a hyphen in the text or you use one of the two keywords at potential hyphenation points. These are: * and ‌. It does not have a hyphen dictionary but I have placed these in some of my text to help when the font size is changed. I wouldn't expect hyphens to cause the problem. I suspect it is using images instead of fonts or something drastic like that.

Dale
Book Designer does have a dictionary of some sort used for spell checking. No idea how it does it's hyphenation for IMP format.
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