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Old 11-26-2010, 11:46 AM   #4
Starson17
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Originally Posted by zephyrot View Post
If nobody gives me more suggestions to test (and I will be more than happy to test a bit more before throwing the computer through the window), I will open a bug report.
This looks to me like a simple character encoding problem. I would just trace it through step by step to see where the problem is.
1)What do you think the character encoding is for your source?
2)Check that you are correct by finding an accented character in your source with a hex editor, and comparing to the character encoding table.
3)Tell Calibre what the input character encoding is for your source.
4)Turn on debugging and find the same character you checked above. Is it correctly encoded at each step? Check the encoding table and use a hex editor.
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