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Originally Posted by speakingtohe

If you have no default cover checked under preferences>epub output it won't put in a cover unless it is already in the file you are converting. This setting remains the default if selected under preferences.

Thanks Helen.

The source files have no cover - they are primarily academic papers, some are even plain ascii text.

I'll post some screen shots to help explain

Originally Posted by speakingtohe

I also have no svg cover and remove first image checked.

ditto

and

Originally Posted by speakingtohe

Also if you have original file tweak on then your original file in any format will be never be modified.

If you mean the one I think you do, then I have it set to false, I rely on Windows 7 file versioning and my backup processes to get me back to earlier versions.


If I have no cover - as in the following I get an epub with no cover.


If I have a generated cover - as in the following I get an epub with a cover, despite all the other things being EXACTLY the same.



If I put a picture of my cat in the book folder, and name the file cover.jpg, then that picture will be the cover in the epub file.

Cheers BR