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Old 01-15-2010, 03:52 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by fjtorres View Post

The fact that the document displays properly but consistently crops one margin (Viewport-ing it, in effect) suggests a conversion issue somewhere.

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I suspect a font width calculation problem, not a conversion problem. I see a similar thing in English ePUBs if the lines are terminated with <br /> commands. While if I use paragraph tags it works just fine. It may be the font is reporting the wrong width for each character. The work around would be to increase the right margin in the document and then see if it reads ok. For an ePUB you can take the document apart (its a zip file) and change the CSS.

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