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No need. There was enough information in the log to show what content in the book caused the problem. Last edited by jhowell; 03-30-2025 at 05:19 PM. |
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Upton testing and investigation found that for KFX need to under
"convert book--look&feel--text--Text justification" needs to be set to "original". bernie KFX is a nightmare of a format. Quote:
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Perhaps this discussion can be had in another thread.
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If it is NOT there (like NoDRM) because it is not official. Preferences Plugins: locate the name in the list, then click Remove Plugin Button |
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I just downloaded and installed DeDrm 10.0.9 and am able to send books to my Kindle and download them from the device into Calibre. I have a huge (nearly 90K Kindle books), and Kindle for PC - no matter the version - DOES NOT WORK. I can't tell you how many times I have said that to Epubor whose software I purchased and went through download hell using download and transfer via USB. Anyway, this version of the DeDRM plugin is in pre-release. I have had no problem using it other than the fact that the Count Pages plugin no longer works. Count Pages seems to rely on the ability to open the book to actually "count pages."
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Count Pages can 'look up' counts from configured websites. The Other tab is where you set this up.
Be sure you have the latest version of the PI for the Version of Calibre you are using (for those with older OS) |
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The issue is they don't show up either place, only as an error that they can't be initialized when looking at job details.
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Open the calibre preferences folder and remove the zip files for the non working plugins (or if you want to make sure it doesn't break anything, just rename them to have a different extension other than ZIP)
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Unit Inconsistencies
I'm encountering three different kinds "unit inconsistencies" in KFX --> ePub; they may be unrelated, they may be due to KFX itself, to the KFX Input plugin, or something in Calibre's own conversion process. Or, I suppose, in something else entirely.
When looking at the stylesheet of an ePub that has been converted from KFX: 1. "Line height" is inconsistently "unitless" in heavily-illustrated books (and this includes, sometimes, tables of data that were embedded as a graphic). In the stylesheet (usually stylesheet.css), some styles will contain each of the following (all of which are/should be valid ePub characteristics): line-height: 1.29017; line-height: 129.017%; line-height: 1.29017em; This bugs me; it's inconsistent with good laboratory practice — and ability to maintain files over time. It has bugged me about the graphic-design community for several decades, so it may have nothing whatsoever to do with Calibre or any plugin or even KFX. The reason that I think this may be Calibre is that the first one (the purely unitless one) only appears in "line-height" and margin/padding, never in font size or text-indent. This is a "I'm trying to understand" thing more than a bug report; but... 2. Conversion to different kinds of margin (and padding) shorthands in the ePub stylesheet seems completely random, even within the same book. One might find all of the following in the same ePub stylesheet (I just did this morning): margin: 0 0 6.24399%; margin-left: 6.24399%; margin-left: 0.5em; margin: 0 0 0 6.24399%; This one is closer to a bug report than item 1, but the code still "works" so maybe it's not a true "bug." It is in all probability related, somehow, to "what font was specified in the KFX file, whether that font was embedded, and whether that embedded font was subsetted (possibly who subset it, too)." But it's puzzling; specifically, what's puzzling is which form for {editorial comment: STOOOPID choices in the CSS specification for "shorthands", so definitely not a Calibre issue} stating the "margin" is chosen. 3. Where, oh where, does the "this book sometimes specifies percentages and sometimes specifies ems" business come from? Is there a way to force conversions to choose one or the other? |
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The first items would have the same effect if the default line-height is 1em. See the W3Schools CSS line-height Property for more information.
The second is simply multiple margin shortcuts. For more information, see the W3Schools CSS Margins Code:
margin: 0 0 6.24399%; would be top margin 0, left & right margin 0, bottom margin 6.24399% margin-left: 6.24399%; pretty obviously only sets the left margin to 6.24399% margin-left: 0.5em; again, sets only the left margin to 0.5em margin: 0 0 0 6.24399%; this sets the top, right, bottom & left (in that order) margins |
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In case it wasn't clear, I understand that these are all different "acceptable" descriptions for "the same thing" in CSS. (I'll growl some other time about the internal logic of CSS shorthands.) My confusion is at why these are showing up inconsistently in the same document; I do not think it's unique to KFX --> ePub, just more common and more noticeable — and more prone to break during later file maintenance/updating, let alone future formats and devices. (Not even 1992-vintage Quark was this internally inconsistent with measurements.)
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