Well, I had a look at that book and you say it seems to have the same css styles and general look of the one you have problems with. Examining it content.opf has the following in it :
Code:
<!-- Your OPF file was broken so Sigil tried to rebuild it for you. -->
So it had been worked on by Sigil at some point.
I worked back on the Romanian site to see if I could find if all the books they hosted were similar but they were not. The page that leads to the book itself, on the cover it shows "Editura : BookLand" which I took to be the source of their book. I have checked on
www.bookland.com and the book doesn't appear to be on there. There is the whole trilogy at book-land.ro a site that doesn't appear to be associated with Bookland.com. It's possible the book we have here was derived from that version by splitting the trilogy into its three components.
BookLand(.com) is owned by Batmore Capital Ltd and the website is registered in the British Virgin Islands to a Sergey Leshchenko. Batmore Capital also own the OBREEY (Pocketbook) brand.
I located a free copy of Viforul on a Moldavian Book site (
www.bestseller.md) and checked that out - it was clean.
I also note there is a new query (i.e. in the last day) on the DevExpress support site which mentions :
Quote:
After each table editor added something like <p class="cs95E872D0"><span class="csCF6BBF71"> </span></p>
It added blank spaces between images for this html...
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https://www.devexpress.com/Support/C...etails/T366450
The query refers to their XtraRichEdit component.
Somewhere down the line it looks like your ebook has been through a modification using the above component. Perhaps your correspondent is using some web based service as he thinks just to view the file and it is getting modified by that. Either that or he's not admitting to editing your file.
BobC