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Originally Posted by tompe
Is the intention that it should be a hash mark?
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Yes. When you type a "#" into a URL in Mobi Creator's OPF editor, it writes it as "%23" (ie 23 in hex - the ASCII code of the # character) in the output file.
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I removed the BOM mark (which is optionally but allowed in UTF-8) but I have some other problem getting it to work at all. I teally hate UTF-8...
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Thank you.
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I have not implemented UTF-8 characters correctly in the body of the book so if you use UTF.8 there you should probably use a calibre command line tool instead. If you do not use any multi byte characters then opf2mobi should work (better after I fix the current bugs).
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Just to clarify, this is UTF-8 encoding being used by Mobi Creator for the OPF file itself - it has nothing to do with the encoding of the
book. All the books that I create use the "standard" western European code page 1252.