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Old 03-05-2014, 02:35 AM   #24
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Originally Posted by Gregg Bell View Post
Thanks eschwartz. I was going to ask for a kindlegen procedural. (You're reading my mind. lol) Question: does Russell's using Calibre to convert the epub to mobi make a dual mobi too? Is it as good as the kindlegen produced one?
calibre can be configured to produce a dual mobi, but for selling in the Kindle Store, it's best to just stick with kindlegen, or just upload the EPUB itself, as EPUB is one of the supported upload formats. I am not sure whether Amazon will accept a dual MOBI if it's not from kindlegen, as they mainly seem to reject calibre's conversions if it has KF8.

As ever, I was happy to explain the process for setting up! Ask away if you need any help.
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