Thread: Epub-problems in tablets
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Old 06-22-2019, 02:17 PM   #14
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Originally Posted by exaltedwombat View Post
Yup. But WE don't get to choose what reader our audience will use. I keep Aldiko on my tablet to check compatibility.


True, it has to be considered if making books for others, it's a popular app.

But I'm making books for me, so not a problem. I used to fuss and fuss, trying to have my books look nice on any Android reader app (in case I live long enough for them to become public domain) only to realize that so many apps don't even honor CSS, and I was probably shortening my life by worrying over it!

Now if my books perform properly in ADE, convert beautifully for Kindle KF8 and work perfectly in Apple Books, I'm happy. I'm probably going to do some of my dad's childhood books for my family, and that should cover them too.








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