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Originally Posted by Skydog
I have already tried changing text size as well as different fonts with no change in formatting. When the book is downloaded from the cloud the justification is correct, with no incomplete lines whatsoever. The trouble started after the conversion via Calibre. The original mobi version from the cloud had an awful embedded sans-serif font as well as spaces between paragraphs. As I have done dozens of times before, I converted to epub to remove the spacing and embedded fonts, reconverted to mobi which resulted in the justification problem. Calibre is doing something in the conversion and I am determined to figure out how to correct it. There must be a solution -- I just don't know what it is.
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Then the issue is not the gap being too big. Open the HTML file that contains the non-justfied line(s) and search for the text that didn't justify. Look for any goofy tag at the point where the line broke without justfying. As I recall, calibre wraps everything inside of gosh awful SPAN tags, or something similar, then assigns CSS that is a royal PITA to trace back. It reminds me of the garbage MS Word produces when you convert text to HTML. I never use calibre for converting formats.