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Old 05-25-2025, 05:48 PM   #7
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In the html of the books file look for <p class="classwhatever" id="page_number"> and <span id="page_number"> .

Use regex search id="page_\d+"

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Originally Posted by wahredua View Post
Thank you for the suggestion.

I connected my Kindle to my PC and imported the converted ebook file (KFX) into Calibre. Since KFX doesn't work with the editor, I converted to AZW3 and then opened it in the editor. I still don't see page numbers in the html or metadata.

However, I did notice that in my Kindle's file structure, each book folder contains a data subfolder with a .pagination.cache file. So I'm assuming that the page numbers were generated/added during the epub to KFX conversion process and then stored in this file.
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