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Old 10-08-2015, 12:23 PM   #30
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Originally Posted by Sirtel View Post
For me, the problem with unsuitable formatting grew so irksome that I stopped downloading books directly to my kindles. I modify all my books in Calibre until they look exactly the way I want, and then sideload them. Generally it takes a few minutes or less to fix each book. I admit I'm extremely picky in that regard, but paper books usually did not have problems with things like indents, line and paragraph spacing, font etc. So it bothers me exceedingly when I encounter those issues in e-books.
I've become so sensitive to poor formatting in ebooks that I now notice some of the same problems in printed books! I never noticed these problems in printed books prior to reading (and fixing) ebooks.
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