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oldbwl · 11-27-2010, 04:15 PM

OK, I get the message, but since the apearence has significantly changed then I feel it is valid to challenge your last assertion.

You have fixed one problem, sure, but created another. The original RTF document had ONE line between each paragraph. The Epub conversion used to have the same in 0.7.29. Now there are two lines between each paragraph after conversion. Two lines is one line unintended, and therefore it is NOT converting the layout as intended it to be.

Sorry Kovid. But I think you are wrong. If there is one line between each para before conversion then there should be only one afterwards. If I write a document and put spaces between paras, if I want to distribute the RTF doc as epub for others to enjoy, then to preserve my layout I now have to edit the spaces out before conversion. Truly that should not be necessary.

11-27-2010, 04:15 PM	#863
oldbwl Zealot Posts: 122 Karma: 164 Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Old Ynysybwl Device: Sony PRS-300	OK, I get the message, but since the apearence has significantly changed then I feel it is valid to challenge your last assertion. You have fixed one problem, sure, but created another. The original RTF document had ONE line between each paragraph. The Epub conversion used to have the same in 0.7.29. Now there are two lines between each paragraph after conversion. Two lines is one line unintended, and therefore it is NOT converting the layout as intended it to be. Sorry Kovid. But I think you are wrong. If there is one line between each para before conversion then there should be only one afterwards. If I write a document and put spaces between paras, if I want to distribute the RTF doc as epub for others to enjoy, then to preserve my layout I now have to edit the spaces out before conversion. Truly that should not be necessary.