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Originally Posted by JSWolf
But for eBook that don't have images (other than cover, title page, maybe a logo in the copyright, and maybe an author image in the about the author page), you'd be better off (IMHO) with ePub. Just save kepub for when you have images you might want to zoom.
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Why? I haven't read any epubs on my Kobo ereaders. What does it offer that kepub does not? I was under the impression that pages per chapter (my favorite progress setting) was only available on kepub. And the adjustable font weight was also only available on kepub. Are these true? If that is then for me kepub is the superior format on Kobo.