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Old 02-04-2015, 10:54 AM   #12
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Originally Posted by Macsurfcat View Post
Ummm, there is NO old mobi.

I take an epub with a media query; I ingest it into Kindle Previewer; it spits out a new mobi, that I can preview, load into a Kindle device, etc.

If I use the Kindle Unpack [Calibre plugin] to look inside that NEW mobi, it generates two folders:

mobi7
mobi8

mobi8 includes a BRAND NEW epub.

That BRAND NEW epub features a CSS that includes the "@media all" tag, etc. featured above.

Am I missing something?
You are missing the part where the description for KindleUnpack points out it will create that EPUB, using the "option 3) original epub" if available.
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