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Old 01-26-2015, 07:56 PM   #23
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Originally Posted by ebookreadr View Post
1. I opened book 4 of a series. (Code view is the default view)
2. I did a search for characters only "t know what" -still in code view.
3. Removed the "<" that was showing (in ebook) "don'<t know.."
4. Switched to book view to verify error was corrected. It was.
I'd be awfully careful removing any '< >' character in code view. There really shouldn't BE any '< >' characters outside of valid xhtml tags in code view. For Book View to render the characters '< >' they will be represented by the &lt; &gt; entities respectively. If the original code opened in Sigil and passed muster for well-formed-ness, then chances are, you deleted a necessary html opening tag. I still would like it if that didn't cause a crash, but it's very possible that it did.

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