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Originally Posted by Thomas_Georg
Thanks for the tip, but I use these epubs for further conversions into accessible formats for sight impaired. Hyphens in the middle of words exist within the body text, and are kept across different formats, so I am looking for a method to erase these hypens early in the conversion process without deleting every single one manually.
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So what does the sight impaired person get for phrases that do NEED hyphens, like : double-barreled ? doublebarreled? double barreled?
Seems to me, that program needs to adjust its interpretation based upon context. double<very short new word pause>barreled
I believe the CSS code JUST instructs the render engine (viewer) on how to BREAK words for visual line fit. Those places might not always coded in the book (soft).