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Originally Posted by speakingtohe
Completely agree with that, but some books it is not worth the bother (to me) to even think about fixing. I am no longer willing to devote several hours of time to fixing a book that will take me less time to read, although I admit to doing this more than once.
In these cases, I either read through the errors, or if they bother me too much to do this, I go onto something else and may or may not buy or borrow another copy in the future.
Luckily I rarely find a book that is ugly these days. When I started reading ebooks 2 out of three from reputable sources were still a bit on the unpleasant side.
Helen
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It actually is fairly easy to fix the majority of a book by simple CSS editing. Calibre's eBook editor would do just fine to do that editing. Sometimes I look at an eBook in more detail if I think it has some other than simple formatting. I don't like when they do stupid things like making offset text in a smaller font size. Or they use settings that make the offset text to much offset.