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Originally Posted by Anne Marie Weiss
I saved the material in Access over a period of years. I then exported to a PDF and sent to Kindle for formatting, but learned that rtf produces a file that is easier for Kindle to convert.
So I stopped trying to produce an e-reader book through pdf, and instead have been working with rtf - cleaning up the undesirable line breaks manually. As suggested on this forum. That requires a lot of time, but does produce excellent results.
However, when I remove the page breaks in the rtf file, the resulting spacing does not match the remainder of the text formatting.
Again, thank you.
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Using a PDF to make an eBook is like solving your headache by hammering a nail into your forehead. And with all due respect, sending a file to your Kindle isn't going to fix anything, either. The "document" conversion system isn't the same as the conversion software in Kindlegen; it's different and older.
I was asking, what are you editing the RTF in? Word? Something else? You're obviously editing it--but using WHAT?
Hitch