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Originally Posted by DaleDe
It is not the (non-breaking space) that is causing the problem. They would just show a gap between the words. The problem is the extra CR/LF sequence at the end of each line that is causing the problem. That is what must be removed. Then you can attack the nbsp problem which is easily fixed as you point out.
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But if it starts out as a LIT file, the "underlying" format is HTML, and carriage returns are ignored in HTML - paragraphs are defined purely by "<p>" or "<div>" tags.
I would suggest using "ConvertLIT" to "explode" the LIT file to OEB, and then look at the resulting HTML source to see what's causing the line breaks.