Thread: DRM alters formatting? [Ans: No, Kobo does]
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Old 05-05-2012, 05:00 PM   #31
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Originally Posted by calibrated View Post
This is true. After getting a number of badly formatted epubs from several different sources, I now automatically load them into Calibre, strip DRM, delete any embedded fonts, fix the margin settings, insert a blank line between paragraphs (I like it that way) and set it to left-justify. Some of that is purely personal preference, not bad formatting per se, but since I'm the one who will be reading it I might as well fix it up the way I like it.
If I ever got an ePub the way you like it, I would say it's poorly formatted. Most people would.
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