Thread: Some files.html & toc.xhtml (also Cover.xhtml)
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Old 02-07-2017, 03:08 PM   #10
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Are you sure?

Check Book is after the change to toc.html unchanged. For what kind of changes is the message meant?
That calibre book editor message is not file type specific, if you inadvertently rename myimage.jpg to justanotherimage.jng you'll get a similar message -- and in that case it probably will matter. Which is a good reason not to blithely uncheck "Show this message again:"

FWIW Sigil doesn't issue similar warnings.

I don't know if any of the epub validators would object to the presence of a .jng file, or if any ereader devices would know what to do with one.

I do same as DD - make all the text files .xhtml.

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