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Toxaris: it is ePub2, but contrary to what you suggest, not all ePub2 readers behave the same way. In fact, it was precisely a problem with the Sony and Nook reading apps that created the need for the SVG wrapper: if you do not code in a screen percentage, then these apps cut images off (they are not shrunk to fit); but if you code in a screen percentage without max-height/width values, then higher-res devices upsize, often horribly (there are many posts about iPad image destruction).
Originally, ADE was programmed to shrink all images to fit, but then it changed and now also cuts off images that do not have a screen percentage coded in.
Mrmikel: unfortunately, the Sony Reader app does not replicate how a book will look in an actual Sony Reader any more than the Kindle for PC app replicates how a book looks in my Kindle Fire. It's close but it is not the same (even Kindle Previewer does not accurately replicate device functionality). I have the Sony Reader for PC and the SVG wrapper works fine in it. It works fine in a new Sony Reader device but not a really old one.
Odedta: in the ePub you sent (thank you) the cover is distorted when ADE is set to full screen (and the cover isn't centered, though you may not want it to be). See attached comparisons.
Thanks everyone for weighing in.
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