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Originally Posted by taming
You had already established that the hyphenation was correct in ePUBs. They looked that way to me, too.
For kepubs, I use ragged right and it's all good  . I was only looking at the number of hyphens in ePUBS. I wasn't taking away from anything you said, Jaden, I was expanding on it and suggesting that people reading ePUBS might want to figure out what font and font size worked best for them in terms of the annoyance of the hyphens. |
I just wanted to make sure we where talking about the same thing - that different font/fontsizes may result in less hyphenation throughout the book, but unlikely in no hyphenation.
I do the same for kepubs - actually for epubs, too, only that it doesn't matter in case of hyphenations.
At least the English hyphenation in epubs is correct - the German isn't, not at all.
Also experimenting doesn't always help - might be that 3 pages are nice and (almost) clean and the next 3 might have a lot of hyphens. At least that's what I experience. Not saying that there might be no cases where a different font/fontsize eliminates almost all of the hyphens...