Thread: Better Hyphenation
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Old 12-14-2016, 04:43 PM   #50
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Originally Posted by ZodWallop View Post
It's not that I'm misunderstanding anything, it is that I am trying to be clear. I followed the directions in post #1, twice, days apart in case the first time I made an error. Now there is no hyphenation at all.

Then I got to wondering if, perhaps, getting a copy of, say, hyph_en.dic and dropping it in the kobo/dict file might solve my problem.
When you convert to kepub, do you by any chance have hyphenation turned off in the options? I just converted a book to kepub and I am getting hyphens. I did make sure hyphenation was turned on in the conversion options.
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