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Originally Posted by Chikwako
What I need:
A CSS recipe (or simply some instructions, or a link to a thread that someone knows already exists) with the optimal margins for the EZ Reader with fb2 books, and with the most font sizes.
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If you are using FB2 on the PocketPRO, that means you are reading with CoolReader. You *can* use CSS with CoolReader to set margins and indents and such, but you can also instruct CoolReader to ignore CSS and to use the defaults that you define in CollReader's setup menus. For the style elements that you mentioned, that would probably be easier than using CSS, if you are unfamiliar with CSS.
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Originally Posted by Chikwako
A way to convert text files into fb2 that will cure the broken paragraphs and respects accented characters.
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BookDesigner, which has an extensive help thread here, would probably be the easiest for you to get what you want. Calibre's FB2 output does not follow the FB2 Schema, and the developer of that plug-in has indicated no interest in fixing the mess that it creates. A good FB2 file can be converted to a good EPUB file with the FB2EPUB program, but once Calibre has produced it's so called FB2 output, the file is too damaged for further use IMHO.
The accented character problem probably is the result of the wrong choice of character encoding during the conversion from the source format to the output format. I recall that seems to frequently be a problem with the mixed use of Windows-1252 and UTF8 during a conversion.