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Originally Posted by JD Gumby
Like I said, you have to actually insert the cover.jpg into the epub archive - which requires actually opening the epub archive with an archiver (or a file manager that can handle it - would have to temporarily rename it to .zip instead of .epub, though) OR doing an epub-to-epub conversion within calibre (just adding a new cover through the metadata editor doesn't do anything useful; you'd have to do it this way if the file has no interior cover already)
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I am looking at a book right now with a working cover. The original cover was pretty ugly, so I changed it with the metadata editor in Calibre. When I open up the epub on my PC in Calibre's reader, the first page is the ugly cover. When I open it up on my KT, the first page is the new cover I chose. And the KT displays the new cover when I put it to sleep. I did not use any other software to change the cover.
So if Calibre itself doesn't edit the epub, and the KT isn't reading the cover from the image, does that mean that the KT driver in Calibre switched the cover on the first page during transfer?