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Originally Posted by mattmc
The real point here is that Amazon's Send-To-Kindle delivers a MOBI to K4iOS instead of a KCR ...
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Yes!
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Originally Posted by mattmc
Odamizu, have you tested any hyphenation settings with AZK side-loading? MOBI certainly doesn't support that kind of thing, but KCR may.
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Just tried it. Thanks for the idea! If I use Kindle Previewer to create an AZK, then sideload it directly to my iDevice, the hyphen CSS works as expected, so it definitely survives the conversion from epub > AZK (and so does some other formatting that gets lost when going from epub > mobi).
Sadly, this isn't much help to me since Send-to-Kindle doesn't accept AZK, and I need S2K to get WhisperSync. But good to know AZK/KCR supports hyphen CSS.
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Originally Posted by AaronShep
That app has only recently started using KFX. Previously, it was a different system of hyphenation -- and a horribly inaccurate one. It's all different now, for books with Enhanced Typesetting enabled.
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Yes, old hyphenation system is terrible. But KFX isn't of interest to me as long as I can't crack it open, tweak the formatting to suit my visual impairment needs, and sideload it.
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
... things like justification, hyphenization, base font size, and linespacing (for regular body text) should be left up to the people that ultimately have to look at it.
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Yes, yes, YES!