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Originally Posted by Hitch
You have bigger issues, which are the sideloading challenges that your customers will face. Amazon buyers, (and B&N buyers, Kobo buyers, etc.) are accustomed to click and MAGIC HAPPENS! The book flies through the air with the greatest of ease, and arrives on the device. PFM.
I don't know where you plan to distribute it, but if you don't spend time around "normal" people, if you are thinking of doing it yourself, you may be in for a brutal shock.
Hitch
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This is a valid concern. However, my audience is fairly small, technical, and prefers DRM-free books. And if sideloading turns to be a huge problem, it is relatively easy to fix after the fact by publishing on Amazon.
Is there a way to glue KF7 and KF8 (generated from differently optimized epub sources) into a single mobi? Something like KindleUnpack, but in reverse (preferably through the command line).
And by the way, I figured out one way to get ET checkbox in Kindle Previewer. Pandoc-generated epub3 -> KindleGen -> mobi results in ET=off, however, Pandoc epub2 -> KindleGen -> mobi results in ET=on.