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Old 04-18-2015, 05:20 PM   #14
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Originally Posted by Hitch View Post
We keep all major devices in-house, for this precise purpose. Nooks, iBooks on iPad, Kobos, Kindles of myriad sizes and shapes, etc. Was your client updating the file in any way? We had an experienced publisher who endeavored to make "just 3 little text edits" at Nook this past week and I had to chide her, for even without this issue, the moment you allow NookPress to do anything--replace a cover, fix one typo--ANYTHING--it will corrupt the ePUB, replacing your own CSS with their "revised" version.
This makes me glad Nook Press's editor can't display my EPUB files. I'm not sure what evil magic is in them that breaks it—maybe the SVG pages.
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