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I find it quicker to just page-back to the first page, than to spend the time editing the book to try and make it open on the first page. I can see spending the time to get a book to open on the page you desire if you are publishing the book for many other people to read. But as an individual reader, I personally don't think the effort is worth it. I find fonts, paragraph indents, and things like that fall into the same category. I rapidly adjust to whatever the default is when I start a new book at least 95% of the time. For those other times where the defaults are too ugly for me to stand, I will go in and edit the book. First I'll try using the controls built into the Kindle firmware (font, size, spacing, boldness, etc.) and if that doesn't work to my satisfaction, then I'll move on to editing in Calibre.
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