Thanks as always, jhowell, for the detailed explanation. I feel like I should pay you tuition for all that you have taught me over the years
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... publishers submit their source files to Amazon and Amazon automatically runs kfxgen on them to produce a copy in KFX format. The conversion process can fail if there are problems with the content. It is up to the publisher to correct and resubmit the book, if that happens ...
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Ooh. So the Amazon customer rep was correct when they said it was the publisher's "fault" — not that they put it in those exact words, but I was skeptical when they tried to pass the buck. My bad.
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Some examples of content that will pass kindlegen but fail kfxgen are: complex SVG images, complex or nested tables, tables with negative margins, content in unsupported languages, unsupported CSS (eg: counter-increment, first-letter selector with non alpha text), unresolved internal links, and non-numeric page numbers.
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Interesting. This is a straight text novel, no tables, though there is a map. Now I want to pick apart the KF8 and try to figure out why it failed kfxgen
