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jxall · 01-17-2020, 05:13 PM

I beg your pardon, the ebook that I had tested was David Copperfield.

I always set the Kobo to justify the text.

Here are a few examples of different formatting between the KE>(E)>KE and the K versions of the ebook (I have only checked the first dozen of pages):

The differences involve line spacing and consequently the final number of lines per page (the kepub sento to Calibre and reconverted through KTE - aka KE>(E)>KE - produces thinner line spacing => more lines per page).

Of course I do believe in the lack of issues in Greatest Expectations, as I re-affirm that I didn't find any differences in Star Born just like you reported.

(It could well be that they got David Copperfield's kepub completely wrong - as JSWolf suggests - and that I'm just being a dumb idiot...)

01-17-2020, 05:13 PM	#27
jxall Enthusiast Posts: 46 Karma: 32534 Join Date: Jan 2020 Device: Kobo Clara HD (patched, 100% kepubs); Calibre 5 (Win10)	I beg your pardon, the ebook that I had tested was David Copperfield. I always set the Kobo to justify the text. Here are a few examples of different formatting between the KE>(E)>KE and the K versions of the ebook (I have only checked the first dozen of pages): Preface to 1850 edition Preface to Charles Dickens edition Chapter 1 The differences involve line spacing and consequently the final number of lines per page (the kepub sento to Calibre and reconverted through KTE - aka KE>(E)>KE - produces thinner line spacing => more lines per page). Of course I do believe in the lack of issues in Greatest Expectations, as I re-affirm that I didn't find any differences in Star Born just like you reported. (It could well be that they got David Copperfield's kepub completely wrong - as JSWolf suggests - and that I'm just being a dumb idiot...)