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Originally Posted by Sirtel
The pros of KFX are mostly enhanced typesetting and hyphenation, also the option to set justification on the device. The cons - doesn't work with the FONT-RAMP hack and has a fixed minimum line height.
Personally I used AZW3 when I had Kindles, because the FONT-RAMP hack was essential to me, but it's very much a matter of personal preference.
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Originally Posted by pdurrant
AZW3 (KF8) is probably a better source format for further conversion. IMO KFX is more a version just for putting on reading devices.
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
With KF8 (It's not AZW3), you can use the Hyphenate This! plugin to add in soft hyphens. Also you can use a font such as ChareInk6SP to reduce the line height. Also, you can edit KF8 eBooks in the calibre editor. You can also use negative L/R margins in HTML to reduce the wasted margin space.
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Originally Posted by jonathan2022
To answer posters question. KFX is better for goodreads integration if you have a newer model. It also works with text to speech better on android. Save yourself time and only convert the ones you are goingvto actually read right now. I had converted all mine to mobi . But will need to convert back to epub for some of the readers I use. Like mentioned send to converts to kfx.
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Any plusses to AZW3 that KFX doesn't have? I already spent several days doing conversion and I really don't want to believe my hard work was for nothing.
Like is it worth going through the trouble to reconvert them to KFX at this point?