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Originally Posted by JSWolf
The problem with kepub is that in order not to have a problem with the last line you are forced to have a largish line height.
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I don't know, my ebooks have removed instructions about line height and I've set to a line height which is comfortable for me (the person who reads at my ereader, you know
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
Also, when you set kepub to display with better typesetting, it does sometimes get the hyphenation incorrect.
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I don't know, I removed hyphenation years ago and I've never got it back. I don't like it.
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
There are a number of display issues with kepub that ePub doesn't have and ePub can give us more of a choice on how we won't our text to look.
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It depends, I have all the options I need with kepub, I'm not very pricky with smallcaps, letterine (or whatever..), etc, etc.
In the end, all of us have different needs and there is not a general opinion for everybody.
A member of another forum sent me an ebook which he had modified with the letter he liked, a perfect black over the screen, perfect contrast... I wasn't able to read a page, for me it was aggresive and nasty.