Thread: Are there any risks of information loss when converting formats?
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Old 11-08-2022, 02:13 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by elPedr0 View Post
When you say CSS gets changed or file structure - how might that appear to the reader?
CSS I didn't really notice any visual differences, at least when I looked in ebook-viewer.

For file structure, in one specific case I had an AZW3 book where the author had just one single HTML file. AZW3 > ePub with structure detection and 'insert page breaks' found the chapter headings and split the file. This was actually a good thing, because Kobo devices don't really like trying to open super-long files.
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