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Originally Posted by RobertJSawyer
You may not actually have to convert the books. Just rename them from the single file extension ".epub" to the double file extension ".kepub.epub" to invoke the Kobo reading software (without quotation marks, of course); there are two different ebook-rendering engines built into the Kobo, and the presence or absence of the ".kepub.epub" extension determines which one is used to render a book.
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That works and is a good way to test this. But, the method used to store positions in the book (current reading position and bookmarks) is different to epubs. This relies on spans added around each sentence with ids that follow a certain pattern. Without these, if you close and reopen a book, it will open to the beginning of the chapter or the book. The conversion or the driver adds the spans.