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Old 04-23-2015, 08:47 PM   #53
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To quote another great sage of a recent thread:

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I'd like to believe that Sigil would always be able to open an epub that it successfully created/saved, but wouldn't bet my life on it
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Go ahead and bet your life on it then.

I only mean that if I DID bet my life on it, someone would be motivated to ferret out some weird, crazy loophole-of-an epub that wouldn't open after it was saved/closed. And there I'd be ... with no life left.


Correct. I try to avoid absolutes that aren't under my control. With that in mind, I just hope I was able to convey the message that I am pretty darned sure.
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