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Old 05-22-2020, 10:15 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by DNSB View Post
  1. KindleUnpack for extracting epubs from azw3.
  2. ModifyEpub which I find a bit better for my uses than calibre's built-in Polish.
I just dump .azw files into Calibre and let it convert to ePub with the built in converter. So far I have never spotted an error caused by the conversion.

What are the advantages of KindleUnpack? Is it just less prone to errors, or are there small things I might notice on every converted ePub?

Same question for Modify ePub.

I'm curious as I found ePubs on my Nook almost universally have nicer layout than kepubs on my Kobo*. But I'm assuming that has to do with the kepub layout engine rather than errors in the converted ePub. But I'd be happy to be proven wrong.

(*I'm assuming ePubs on the Kobo would look as nice as ePubs on the Nook.)
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