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Old 11-09-2016, 10:25 AM   #12
Notjohn
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Originally Posted by Doitsu View Post
KindleGen doesn't do anything with title-page semantics, you might want to use the cover semantics instead for the HMTL page that contains the cover image.

Also check that you have the following metadata entry in content.opf:

Code:
<meta content="cover.jpg" name="cover" />
(Replace cover.jpg with the id of your cover image.)

Otherwise your Kindle book won't have a cover image.
In my experience, that's where the dread double-cover problem arises, when I pointed to the included cover. (Very few examples to go by, to be sure. I think I did this only once, and that was a trial to see if I could force the downloaded book to open at the cover if I gave it the "semantic" of text. I ripped out both cover and semantic the same day and haven't gone back to that well since.)
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