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Old 02-26-2025, 06:22 PM   #90
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Originally Posted by mramosch View Post
It’s already too much that a simple customer has to search the web to find a site where KOBO kindly show you some hacks to circumvent their bugs and proprietary corporate decisions. Just read this e.g.

https://github.com/kobolabs/epub-spec/issues/32

And if they then tell me to rename my files I don’t think I have to ’accept the problems that go with it’ and I don’t have to care about looking up some place else to find some tool that lets you ’convert your books properly’.
Sadly, I read that entire discussion you linked to. I did not find a single reference to kepub, or renaming an .epub to .kepub.epub.

I take it that you are aware of the multiple ePub versions and that many items using newer epub attributes will requite a properly created .kepub.epub since the RMSDK version does not support much of the ePub3 specification.

And perhaps reading through the ePub specs noting the difference between items that labelled as must and items that are labelled as should or optional might help a bit.

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