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Old 01-05-2011, 01:38 PM   #6
cybmole
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same book - new issue - I am losing the em-dahs-en-dash or whatever from this line
"using the – metacharacter"
that is a copy + paste from the CHM. no matter how I do the conversion to epub or to mobi, i end up with this:
"using the metacharacter"

I've tried ticking transliterate, tried cp1252 encoding ....

using view source on the chm i see this
Code:
Character sets may be enumerated explicitly or specified as ranges using the <TT>–</TT> metacharacter
it does not look any different to lots of other dashes which DO convert OK ???

in the output epub .xhtml it is simply missing. all that TT stuff is just not there and I see plain text -

but if I convert to mobi with same settings and send to Kindle then I see a question mark inside a box character, where the dash should be !

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