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Originally Posted by PeterT
@mrmikel: I know! I was being facetious in asking that question. The approach I normally see mentioned is to make an ePub and then convert it via one of the Amazon tools.
So i was basically implying how can the .azw3/.kf8 be superior to an epub when it is a machine conversion from an ePub!
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I think (and I haven't tried it) that you could use your regular tools (Sigil, or vim or notepad) to create an epub2 file, then unzip it and use a text editor (like vim or notepad) to manually add the epub3 features and attributes you require. Then run it through Kindlegen tog et your final kf8 file.
That's the theory, I think. The practice will undoubtedly be different...