Thread: converting .lit to mobi
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Old 03-16-2009, 03:29 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by rick98761 View Post
I just got my kindle about two hours ago. I had about 10 books I already had in the .lit format converted to mobi using calibre. If I viewed them in Calibre it would show that it moved all indentations, if I opened them in Stanza they would remain. I just figured I would see what happened when I put them on the Kindle. Well the indentions do not show up on the kindle. Does anyone have any tips on how I should convert these books so I do not loose indentations? Thanks for your help.
have you viewed these eBooks with Mobipocket Reader for Windows? If not, do so and if the problem is not there, then there is a problem with the Kindle.
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