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Originally Posted by sawdin2
As an example, I had recently downloaded a copy of W. Somerset Maugham's "Of Human Bondage". The text basically ran together. That is, there wasn't any space between paragraphs, the type seemed crowded, etc. After the comments I received earlier, I looked at various examples on Amazon that were specifically for Kindle. Some looked just like the version I had, while another looked much better and was "free". I downloaded and imported to Calibre and the formatting came over perfectly. I'll just have to look at each version available and pick the best one.
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That holds true mostly for well-known classics and older books with many different editions available. For most new books there usually is only one version available, and generally it's exactly the same version for epub and Kindle both. If you read mostly older books, then it might be rather time-consuming indeed to pick and choose.