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Originally Posted by GreenMonkey
Hmm. Thanks. That seems like a lot of work unless you could devise it into a macro that substituted it in somehow. Seems like the best way to create new epubs though from RTF.
I'll try the conversion to ODT prior as a workaround. Didn't realize Calibre did ODT. Have to go install openoffice somewhere.
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Depending on your macro abilities, you certainly could macroise it as long as there's a way to recognise the 'right places', e.g. 2 or more consecutive end-of-paragraph markers.
However, on the whole I've found that saving the RTF as HTML webpage-filtered and importing the HTML to Calibre instead, is likely to retain more of the formating. It will certainly retain blank lines, which (at least on my ancient version of Word) gets saved as:
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<p> </p>
or
<p class=MsoNormal> </p>
depending on whether my RTF body text uses the Normal(Web) style or the Normal style respectively. A Calibre conversion does not remove these HTML blank lines.