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you are. of course, technically correct, but empirically I never saw any differences when repeatedly flipping formats, except for drop caps ( not mobi supported) background shading ( ditto), and fractional indents like 1.5 em - Kindle rounds up to 2.0.
nothing like the OP's thumbnail image. where some page-break-before or page-break-after code seems to have gone walkabout.
could be that he needs to also do an epub to epub step in calibre to force generate one html file per chapter, as the viewer will then page break on each new file. but has he seems to have dropped out of the conversation we'll maybe never know.
I'm kinda hoping that amazon will have to add epub support eventually, maybe in Kindle 4, & mobi can then just fade away, like LIT.doesn't make great business sense for Amazon though, so my K3 is not up for sale on ebay yet!
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