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Old 03-04-2010, 04:15 AM   #12
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First I need to apologize, I sent my ticket, I messed horribly and sent, all in all, four tickets. It was my first ticket but a good one....

I have time to study the little quirks encountered while converting odt to epub. Here are the main remaining ones.

Images
I already spoke about the small non centered images.
Another visualization defect is the following: I send one image which takes all the width of the screen but only half of the height.
What I get is only a central part of this image, full screen and with an -of course- bad resolution.
Is this normal?? Am I missing something

serif Font
I wish to obtain Times New Roman, serif on my epub
I get it on a small file (80 kb) but NOT on a big one (1.5 MB)
TNR is of course part of the original odt file.
I use the following extra.css rule with calibre
body {font-family:"Times New Roman", Times, serif;}
Any tip?

Numbering
Strange results, but better leave it for now.

Somebody has any info how to solve these questions?
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