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Old 07-07-2020, 04:40 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by theducks View Post
260K max for a single HTML file in the EPUB. Did you chang the Calibre default?

Bet the modern, insane , HiRes images are choking it. (My old Astak was similar HW) I use 450x300 for my images except maps, which I try and keep near full screen (aspect maintained)
Yes, it is the hi-res images choking this Reader. But if you do use 450x300 for a 300DPI Reader, thes i mages can become (sometimes) too small to be of any use. The solution is that if you are going to read an ePub with hi-res graphics (on an old Reader) is to drop the graphics resolution to 800x600 (keeping the correct aspect ratio) for that Reader.
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