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Old 01-01-2014, 10:39 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by Alan James View Post
Thanks for the quick replys. My problem turned out to be the embedded font option. When I turned it off, my epub file reduced from over 30 megs down to less than half a meg.
Thanks again everyone.
Alan
Yikes!
Using the new Tweak, are there a bazillion @fonts statements in the code near the beginning of each section? This is a nasty Word habit of including the List of fonts on your system. It looks a if the Embed feature can't determine if the are actually USED before embedding.

Get the Modify EPUB Plugin, it can help clean out a lot of the cruft various programs put into non-DRM books.
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