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Old 11-22-2011, 12:28 PM   #8
st_albert
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I don't know how relevant this is, but there is an old thread here that discusses a quirk in the NOOK reader, not Kobo, whereby the cover isn't properly recognized unless the attributes of the "cover" meta tag appear in a certain order.

I mention it because one of the things Sigil might do (even if all you do is open the epub and do a save-as) is re-arrange the order of attributes in the meta tags. Whereas I think it less likely that Sigil would rename the cover image file.

Another thing Sigil will do with a content.opf that comes from an InDesign export is clean up the formatting by adding newlines and tabs (i.e. "pretty-print") to make it more readable.
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