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Originally Posted by Rand Brittain
I'm really quite confident that there are no errors in my formatting. The paragraphs in question are just bare <p>, and sometimes one of them, exactly alike to the one before and after it, doesn't indent for no apparent reason. The book passes epubcheck and renders normally as an ePub and in Kindle Previewer.
My friend the author tells me that opening the book she receives after emailing it to her Kindle, making a meaningless alteration, and reading it again makes the problem go away, presumably because the checksum changed and Kindle no longer recognizes it as having come from Amazon, or something.
At this point I am just forced to hope that everything goes all right on the night, because I don't know that there's much I can do about it.
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What do you mean, a "meaningless alteration?" S/he can't make an edit on the fly inside the Kindle, so do you mean that she...what? Takes the original source file, makes an edit on her desktop/laptop/whatever and then what--emails herself a new copy of the book, or...?
You say that perhaps the Kindle no longer recognizes it as "having come from Amazon," but there's still a difference between Amazon-sold/acquired ebooks and PDocs books.
Hitch