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Old 03-24-2008, 03:52 PM   #25
nrapallo
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Originally Posted by Moonraker View Post
Regarding the stripping of the </p> endings. As I don't use book designer or Perl then I don't suppose it is either of them. I always create my books in html. Then using the html file I create an imp file using eBook Publisher and then a prc file using Mobipocket Creator. I think the culprit must be Mobipocket Creator.
To investigate this further, you may want to try to convert the .prc directly to html using tompe's windows binaries here (use mobi2html.exe in the .zip).

Just issue the command:
Code:
mobi2html "Your.prc" TempDir
Then examine the resulting .html in the TempDir directory. If want to see just the "raw html" before Mobiperl manipulates it, try:
Code:
mobi2html --rawhtml "Your.prc" Temp >My.html
BTW, I used 'mobi2html' as the base code for Mobi2IMP (at least the .prc to .html part)

Hope this helps!
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