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Old 01-29-2008, 02:37 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by kovidgoyal View Post
Just run html2lrf --use-spine on any html file from the .lit file.
I took a LIT file, expandedit to it's component parts and when I used html2lrf to convert to LRF I ended up with an LRF with no paragraph indents. Any way to sort this so the indents work?

If I convert the unexpanded LIT file, I did get the proper indents.

The command I used was...

Code:
html2lrf --use-spine --left-margin=0 --right-margin=0 --top-margin=0 --bottom-margin=0 --base-font-size=10 --wordspace=1 contents.html
The only command difference is lit2lrf and no --use-spine.
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