Thread: Errors due to format conversion - publisher's responsibility?
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Old 02-27-2012, 02:37 PM   #50
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Originally Posted by ProDigit View Post
Among the many things that are happening these days, is calibre, a great program to convert books, but it's auto feat is about the same as amazon. Namely automatic conversion still prone to errors.
Converting ePub > Mobi or Mobi > ePub, I have never personally or even read about any textual errors because of the conversion. The only issues are due to the codepage being wrong. But that's usually to do with eReader format. Sure, sometimes the formatting can be a bit off after the conversion, but the text is fine as far as the input format goes.
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