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Originally Posted by exaltedwombat
Do you REALLY need to imitate the original font? Won't the standard serif and sans-serif fonts provided by every e-Reader do perfectly well?
"Convert" is a complicated path full of pitfalls.
I suggest rather that you strip the text back to the plainest possible form, drop it into Sigil, split into chapters, add a Header style to chapter headings...you're just about done. Let the reader decide on font size and style, paragraph indents etc., just as it MUST decide on line length, page breaks.. You aren't designing a book, you're making text available.
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If you are delivering 'text', why use anything other than mono-spaced ASCII in a TXT file?
EPUB is about 'Books'... Styled words, charts and Pictures of all kinds.
That style sheet allowed me to show a 'Handwritten Letter' without resorting to a Image. The benefits are fully rescaleable documents
