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Originally Posted by Doitsu
You've most likely installed KindlePreviewer 3.x, which generates a MOBI file first and then tries to generate a KFX file. This last step often fails.
If you have a current eInk Kindle model, try converting your epub file to a kfx file with Calibre and the Calibre KFX output plugin.
If it works, sideload the kfx file to your Kindle via USB. |
Ok, so that explains why version 2.x gave me no issues and the new 3.14 does.
I don't have a current eInk Kindle model which is why I was using the Kindle previewer. It was really nice to see how it looked in different font sizes, tablet, phone, etc.
I used Dreamweaver to create all my files (as I have heavy experience using it and do all my coding via Dreamweaver). I did install Calibre this morning and tried to output it as a .mobi file (their new version of .mobi) but when I opened it using the Kindle previewer I received the error similar to "you are using a 3rd party to create your .mobi file and enhanced typeset isn't supported, etc." Never seen that error before.
I just downloaded Sigil and figured I'd try and output it from there as a .mobi. But... that doesn't seem possible :-) I'm new to ePubs and this is driving me nuts. Sigh...