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Originally Posted by DNSB
If you are using Kobo's desktop software, it is currently at version 3.6 which you can download and install from http://www.kobosetup.com/ if your version did not automatically update.
The firmware update is not pushed to every Kobo ereader at the same time. Kobo slowly rolls it out based on Ghod alone knows what criteria. Be patient and it will eventually show up.
David |
my desktop software is at 3.5 & showing no desire to upgrade itself, but I have no plans to use that anyway, unless forced to in order to do some Kobo-specific thing.
I edit with sigil 7.0.2 mostly, sometimes with the new calibre editor , Windows 7 74 bit.
but I've not been in the habit of removing all font-family & line-height stuff. Anything that had no effect on a Sony reader display was just left in the book.
Then I got into the habit of adding p {font-family: times;( via calibre conversion CSS) just to improve sigil book view; not realising , until Jackie enlightened me, that current sigil version has a preference setting for that.
and even more recently I began adding extra hyphenation and widows/orphans settings as they mattered to the Sony T3, but not to the Sony T2
Jackie explained very well, that because Calibre puts new font-family CSS into specific classes the kobo device options will not over-ride it.
I've tested all that she wrote on font-family issues & she is spot on.
I think I am now clear on all the line-height & font-family issues, except for not having a simple method to find zap all specific line-height instances during a convert or a modify operation.
I tested with also with a few untouched epub library loans, direct from ADE onto Kobo, & see mixtures of locked/unlocked fonts + locked /unlocked line heights