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Old 02-18-2008, 05:04 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by DaleDe View Post
I do not think this will be too hard to correct, probably as a new option. As Nick said eBook publisher default style is to add a space between paragraphs but this can overridden with a style change of the <p> element. He thought, at first it was the <div> but that is because he mixed up html0 (BD) with html as used in this script.

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The eBook I asked him to convert to test was one I made into a proper PRC using HTML exported from BD. I used Harry's directions to make it a proper PRC. I'm hoping that once mobi2imp is done and ready, I can use that to make better eBooks based on my PRC editions then from BD. I've already implemented the larger font fix for BD. Now all I need to is wait for the script to be fixed.
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