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Originally Posted by kindleformatting
As I outline in my Kindle Formatting book, there is a lot of HTML formatting that is not valid in Mobi/Kindle, and some specific Kindle formatting that is not necessarily valid HTML. An example of this problem is the lack of support for outlines made from list tags. Mobi does not support the list-style-type CSS or the related HTML attribute, so there is no way to make an outline like that. I use a selection of special markup to make outlines look good. So, I could make an ePub first, but, as with Mobigen, the formatting does not necessarily translate to Mobi perfectly. I really want the best of both worlds: Mobipocket Creator's ability to take my HTML and make a Mobi directly, and any3mobi's ability to gracefully handle large image files.
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html2mobi or opf2mobi in MobiPerl will probably handle this. They do not change MobiPocket specific markup and they allow the images not to be rescaled or resized.