Thread: Calibre Date Format Hinders My Publishing
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Old 06-09-2010, 11:35 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by Starson17 View Post
And after you manually change it, ask the epubcheck authors why they are invalidating a valid date that complies with EPUB standards. The problem is in epubcheck, not Calibre. It's not that Calibre's date is more precise, it's that Calibre's date format complies with EPUB standards.
I believe you. However, this "ERROR" real or not is stopping me from publishing in the Apple iBookstore.
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