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Prevent words splitting at end of line when making epub
I have a Nook Simple Touch.
I want to take a txt file and convert it to an epub with Calibre. But when reading it on the my nook simple touch, the words at the end of the line are split. For example this happens. Now is the ti- me for all go- od men to co- me to the aid of their party. Its splitting the word at the end of a line and adding a "-" How do I prevent words from being split and hyphenated I am using Calibre? Is there a CSS I can add. PLEASE help. I've been trying for three days to make this work. Its only a 34 page txt file. PLEASE someone help me from wasting more of my time. |
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I would fix the text file
I'd use Notepad++ on Windows, TextWrangler on Mac and SciTE on Linux. And I'd save as macro so I have it next time. BR Last edited by BetterRed; 08-24-2013 at 09:06 AM. |
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I thought this issue was a nook issue, not a calibre issue. I've noticed hyphenated words when using my nook but never see them when using, say, my sony 350.
Looks like you might need Sigil [there's another sub-forum here just for that program] to manually edit the created epub. |
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does the split (Hyphenation) points move with font size changes on your Nook? Yes= Nook caused. No~= hardcoded in source
Some devices offer hyphenation setting control. another way might be to set the alignment to other than justify |
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FYI, this is what I've found that forces Nook to not hyphenate. Include adobe-hyphenate: none in the CSS:
Code:
body { adobe-hyphenate: none; } |
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i have the same problem but it LINE SPLITTING like this Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their party and the line of the paragraph end like this with just one or two words in it. adjusting font,line spacing or width or margins has no effect on it. it is a nook glo. |
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