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Old 09-29-2008, 10:47 PM   #20
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Maybe the extra graphics caused that...
The problem is the single 759KB HTML file. ADE on the Sony has a 300KB per HTML file limit.

As Madam Broshkina says, if you run it through Calibre's any2epub it splits the HTML file into 5 pieces and also produces a correctly ZIPed epub. On the command line, use:

Code:
any2epub -o test_calibre.epub test.epub
The reason this matters is that each HTML file has an automatic page break before it in the ebook. So Calibre's automatic splitting may not be what you want.

If the items that in the TOC should be chapters (i.e. should have page breaks before them) then it is best to actually put each in a separate HTML file. Calibre can do this for you using the --chapter switch as explained in post #6 above.
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