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Originally Posted by llasram
It doesn't always do a great job, but 'mobigen' tries to convert HTML 4.0 / XHTML 1.x and some CSS 1/2 to Mobipocket's HTML 3.2 variant. Most commercial LIT books have markup which degrades fairly well when just tossed at the Mobipocket renderer, but 'mobigen's output is higher-fidelity formatting-wise.
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And CSS and HTML4.0 is allowed in the lit format?
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This is the main thing I'm hoping to achieve with oeb2mobi -- leverage full CSS parsing to preserve as much formatting as Mobipocket's markup language allows. I've already something roughly equivalent to Mobiperl's html2mobi, so now for the hard part  .
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My main interest with MobiPerl was to get the Mobi header correct so I really did not put in so much effort into the html2mobi program. Using oeb as the format to convert from seems to me the correct thing to do.