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Originally Posted by hitmanx
why isnt everone else angry about hyphenated words at the end of most lines?
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Well, I'm not angry particularly, but I certainly agree with your dislike for the hyphens and the frustration with them. I find right-justified text much easier to read (no idea what the mechanism behind that is), but hyphenation like mac-
hine really diminishes it.
I have quite a number of books where the right-justification appears to be written into the CSS, so the best interim solution I can see would be to have the option to turn the hyphenation off.
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Originally Posted by murg
I use justified text on all my books. The hyphenation has improved for justified text, in that there is now actual hypenated words.
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I use justified text as my standard setting as well, but I don't see hyphenation as an improvement. Certainly not when it appears to be haphazard, and breaks your reading stride when you have to pause to reconstruct the word.
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Originally Posted by WS64
I even posted a new thread, but actually noone seemed to be interested.
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Sorry WS64, I would have joined in on the discussion, but I didn't see the thread.
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Originally Posted by GvilleBridge
Oh yes! And it would be more terrific if Calibre could read the shelf data and KT recognize the changed shelves. Calibre/KT cooperation in that kind of elibrary management would allow some very rapid adding to shelves (if not creating them) with multiple CTRL-selects.
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I'd hate to see the KT being too closely tied to Calibre, certainly to the point of relying on it for functionality. I know I'm very much swimming against the tide on this, but I personally don't like Calibre and don't use it (or particularly want to).