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Old 09-23-2014, 03:57 AM   #279
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Originally Posted by anacreon View Post
I'm getting more and more annoyed with 3.8's behaviour with police settings: I have many books open at the same time, and every time I modify one, specifically size, for one book, I have to reset any book I re-open . I know it is normal for a book I open for the first time on the device, but opened books used to memorize their own last settings. Is it only me? Should I open a bug?
This isn't something that has changed recently. If the firmware detects a change in a book on the device, it is removed from the internal database and reprocessed as a new book. The change it is looking for is file size. This is stored in the database. if the file size is different, it is reprocessed. There was a time that this was not the case, but that was a long time ago. It might actually have been changed with FW2.0.0, but it was definitely before FW2.8.1.

If you use calibre, the KoboTouch driver handles this. When a book is resent to the device, the driver updates the file size in the database. As long as you don't change the structure of the book this is safe. Fixing spelling, grammar. code in a page or the CSS is safe. But, changing the names of the files in an epub or changing the ToC is not. In this case the book needs to be deleted and reprocessed.
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