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Old 06-04-2011, 10:17 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by Hammerwell View Post
Hello,

I got some longer books as .txt-files. These are quite large (1.5MB or more). Calibre can convert them to my preferred format (epub or lrf) but stops at a point. The remaining text will be discarded. Only a partial text is converted.
Is this a limitation of the file format? I think not since I have bought some files originally in lrf that are even larger.
Is there a point in the Calibre-Options I overlooked - or something else?
I would really appreciate your help, since I would like to read the whole books.

Hammerwell
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You might have a stray EndOfFile mark in the file.
Can you see the parts of the book using the Notepad Editor?
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