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Originally Posted by Toxaris
Depends on your target audience. In general smaller HTML files will result in snappier ePUB's, since they have to load less in memory each time. Older readers (and yes, they still exist) will choke on HTML files larger than 285kb.
Readers usually don't have much memory and top of the line CPU.
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I have tested several bibles on my Sony PRS-505. From what year would you say readers are considered 'older'?
The 2008 PRS-505 did a good job with a nearly 3MB HTML file (if memory serves me correctly). The only problem it had, was it sometimes didn't follow all the html links correctly, probably a memory issue.
I'm thinking to indeed do each book separate, 66 separate html files, and use internal linking to the chapters.