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Old 01-12-2011, 03:31 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
I've recommended going ePub > Mobi quite often. ePub is the easiest format to edit of any eBook format. And if well made, the ePub will convert fairly well.
^ I agree 110%...

I love my Kindle and don't ever want to consider another reader but that doesn't mean I necessarily love mobi. The epub/Sigil/Calibre combo is impossible to beat in my opinion. I create/edit all of my ebooks in Sigil and convert to mobi for final reading. When I'm done, I have my final epub and the mobi for my Kindle. If I ever notice a mistake or need to make a change or ever get a reader other than my Kindle, I have the epub to fall back on.

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