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Originally Posted by JSWolf
Actually, you have to start a new chapter on a new page if you want most eBooks to conform to the mobile ePub standard. If you have the entire book in one flow, it won't work with mobile ADE. So the book has to be split and in most cases, splitting at chapters works fine.
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But is there something in the ePUB specification that mandates new files to be displayed in a new "page"? Sure, it makes sense, and any ePUB reader I know of requires a "next page" to go to the next file, but there could be other reader that only forces a pagebreak when an explicit CSS page-break is found. If that were the case, and if it's allowed by the spec, splitting at chapters wouldn't necessarily mean chapters start at a new page (which, on the other hand, could be useful if for some reason one is forced to split a very long chapter in two or more files).