Thread: Sigil fails on KDP website.
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Old 01-03-2021, 07:24 PM   #14
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Originally Posted by Notjohn View Post
Spike, I have been uploading VALIDATED epub2s to the KDP platform since January 2012 (it was Hitch, bless her, who told me that would work), and I've never had one fail. I do use a style sheet and I do edit the code. You can borrow my style sheet from https://notjohnkdp.blogspot.com/2013...yle-sheet.html
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NJ, you can't imagine what a trip down memory lane that comment evoked. Nearly all of it would be off topic, so I (mostly) won't elaborate. Started with Fictionwise, then via Peanut Reader, Mobipocket, etc., then finally (Gott sei dank) Kindle. First recorded example of Sigil that I used commercially was 0.2.3 in 2010 (Thanks, Valloric). We've come a long way!

Thanks for the dose of nostalgia!

Albert
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