Thread: A New Year's reflection on the ePub e-book format
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Old 01-09-2010, 09:23 PM   #27
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Originally Posted by TallMomof2 View Post
Plus, I've found that frequently the ePub version is better quality than the AZW of PDB versions.
I suspect that's going to depend on the ePub's source. Simon & Schuster's recent conversion of their old titles to ePub format - which should be trivial for anything released as Microsoft Reader - has resulted in a bunch of ugly, poorly-put together files. It's pretty much put me off ePub on a format, and back to MS Reader (preferred) and Mobipocket/Kindle (if not available as .LIT).
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