Thread: HTML-to-ePub tool that beats Calibre?
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Old 11-16-2010, 07:38 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by varelov View Post
I have tried the setting for page justification (left oriented, original and justify) but the problem persists. Any better options for HTML-to-ePub conversion?
Are you sure, this is a calibre problem? Does the html file have the problem already and calibre just reflects that? The lines longer than your display sounds like a problem in the html file. You might be able to counter that with your own stylesheet.

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