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Old 05-02-2013, 05:39 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by Jimbo724 View Post
I used the Tweak/explode feature to edit the text only of an azw3 ebook, fixing some hyphenation and running spell check on the .html text files. I did not edit any of the html or css code. I used the OS X 10.8.3 TextEdit program to make the changes. After I rebuilt the ebook and put it on my Kindle Touch, the font was tiny. To resurrect the desired font size, I reconverted the modified ebook.

Shouldn't the font be unchanged if the only tweaking is to the text?
You didn't mess with the font size. A lot of ePub is made with the font set to small. A lot of AZW3 is converted from ePub. SO the AZW3 you are dealing with is most likely one of those ePub with the font size set to small converted to AZW3.
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