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Originally Posted by armchair
Thanks. I have some books in pdf which I am converting using Calibre. Would you recommend going to epub or lrf format? Some of my files seem to end up with egregious line-breaks etc whichever I use, so maybe I'm not ticking the right boxes in the conversion settings, or else the original pdfs are screwed up somehow.. Any tips?
Oh, and yeah I found the freebies ok..
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personally i am all for the epub format. it's an open standard format and much more future-proof than lrf. egregious line-breaks are probably due to hard carriage returns in the source file and can be edited out, if you want. an epub file is just html inside a zip wrapper. take a look around the workshop and epub forums for some useful tips on how to do that.
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Originally Posted by armchair
I have enough trouble keeping our cat off my favourite chair (sorry, HIS favourite chair). And god knows I've tried keeping his cat-hair out of everything in the lab. Not that I have a lab, just, you know, IF I had a lab..
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of course. i would have the same problem, if i had a lab. not that i have one, mind you.
as for my favorite chair (sorry, i mean the cat's favorite chair...) usually i have to share.
