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Originally Posted by Ashjuk
I keep seeing the reference to KePub so I was wondering what advantage they have over the standard ePub format?
So far I have only loaded ePubs onto my Kobo and they seem fine to me.
Just dragging the conversation off it yet another direction  |
I have read about some difference: kepub = always header and footer unless you tweak it, epub = ability to turn off header and footer individually (correct me if I'm wrong on the kepub, I've never even had that format on my kobo).
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Originally Posted by Terisa de morgan
For me, the main advantage is that I can get pages for chapter instead of pages by book |
And that would be another disadvantage of kepub for me. I don't care how much pages are left in my chapter, I actually don't even want to know! That way I can say "just need to finish my chapter, no idea how long it will take" and a few chapters later: "just need to finish my chapter, no idea how long it will take"
