Thread: Annotations not working for some books (all kepubs on a Libra 2)
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Old 02-01-2022, 08:08 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by Liudprand View Post
Thanks for this.

Kobo did recommend signing out and in again first, but it didn't have any effect, so I had to do a full reset (left that out of my original post for simplicity!).

I've attached a Project Gutenberg edition of Bleak House, which does have this problem.

I should maybe mention that, apart from using the KTExtended plugin to convert to kepub when I send books to the device, the only other thing I do with them is Polish them, with everything selected except 'Add/replace metadata as a "book jacket" page' and 'Add soft hyphens'. Otherwise, this was just downloaded from Gutenberg and then sent to my Libra 2 using KTE.
I tried the book and I can see the same problem. Looking at it, I think it is caused by the internal file names. The first is "7061549018157950677_1023-h-0.htm.html". That, plus there a fragments in the ToC entries. I'm pretty sure that is breaking the annotations handling. I have seen something like this before, but, I can't remember the details.

Can you point me to the original? I should be able to find it, but, there are always multiple versions and I want to make sure I get the right one. I'm curious about what changes the upgrade to ePub 3 made to the file. But, doing that is not likely to add anything to the files. It would only be useful if you were using an ereader that did not support ePub 2.
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