Thread: What does saving a "poorly formed" epub do?
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Old 12-15-2017, 02:25 PM   #13
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Originally Posted by Gregg Bell View Post
Thanks ducks. Don't think that was the issue with me as my file was straight from LibreOffice.
I also see that badly formed message a lot. Maybe every one book in five.
And my work flow is Always an initial epub to epub convert in calibre Before opening for 1st time in sigil. That is to have calibre apply some basic css filters and generate the original epub fallback copy if I them mess up an edit
So I agree with the hypothesis that calibre output is doing something that sigil input does not like
I just let sigil fix what it want to fix, keep calm and carry on. Curious to know what it might be though. If there is anything worth saving next time it happens to assist with post mortem. ...
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