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Originally Posted by JohnP
Is there a way to get rid of the carriage returns in a lit formatted book in bd? When doing a conversion of a Lit formatted book, sometimes the text has hard Carriage returns smack in the middle of the sentence like the example below:
Eric turned to Corporal Leone. "Want him? Or can I have
him?" He adjusted the view sight
so the Russian's
features squarely filled the glass, the lines cutting across his hard,
sombre features:
I moved the text over to MS Word and it looks fine but when copied back to BD goes to a shortened right indent, kinda like verse:
Eric turned to Corporal Leone. "Want him?
Or can I havehim?" He adjusted the view
sight so the Russian's features squarely
filled the glass, the lines cutting across
his hard, sombre features:
Needless to say, this looks really bad in an lrf converted book.
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What I see is that is one of those downloaded LIT files made from a poorly formatted text file tossed into Word and just output as it.
Most legit payed for LIT ebooks will come out quite nice. And lit2lrf does a heck of a nice job converting and it's so eay to use too.