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Originally Posted by akash
I'm scanning pages primarily of text (and a few tables and pictures) to Abbyy FineReader and saving its OCR output as HTML. The HTML output looks great on my Sony PRS-700 when I use Calibre to convert it to ePUB. However, it would make me so happy if there was a way to force the reader to paginate according to breaks in the HTML rather than...arbitrarily. I have no idea how the reader manages pagination of the text. I know that its possible to insert a page break in an RTF and the Reader will break the page accordingly for a Calibre conversion to ePub.
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The simplest way is to add pagebreak in source view manually by inserting <div style="page-break-before:always;"></div> to break the page at that point. You can use horizontal lines with the same tag or even header and paragraph tags.
You can assign a pagebreak to headers of paragraphs, by creating an inline or outline CSS sheet and using the same tag, thus sparing yourself to have to type that all the time. Is that what you wanted to know?