Two questions

[DNSB]

Originally Posted by Gregg Bell

But what is >>>?

Well, if > is "greater than" and >> is "much greater than", logically, it would follow that >>> is "much much greater than" or a Python command line prompt.

[Doitsu]

Originally Posted by Gregg Bell

Like I just opened Kindle Previewer 3 on a Windows 10 computer and it says there's a new version 3.30.0. I usually convert my .epub on my Linux computer in the terminal via kindlegen. But that kindlegen is only 2.9. So is the Kindle Previewer conversion better? (Stuff like that.) (And that question about the conversion wasn't rhetorical if you happen to know.)

Amazon last updated the standalone KindleGen binaries in 2014. The KindleGen version bundled with Kindle Previewer is more recent. If you upload KindleGen-compiled MOBI files to KDP, you might want to use Kindle Previewer to create MOBI files.

[Gregg Bell]

Originally Posted by theducks

Unfortunately, that does not even guarantee a 100% win. (but I don't think they can reject your work for their error)
I have things lat pass and look good in Kindle Previewer3, Calibre and even K4PC and don't work out on my K4NT.

Thanks ducks. Geez. Once you figure out how to make it work on your K4NT they'll come out with a K5NT.

[Gregg Bell]

Originally Posted by Tex2002ans

lol, a certain genius already answered it in Post #2!

I don't know if I'd be claiming the genius thing. Somebody else thinks he's a genius too, and I'm not so sure about him! (No offense to anyone. Just not sure about his mental acuity.)

Originally Posted by Tex2002ans

Probably just some bug fixes on their end.

Usually when it updates, there's a little popup window which states what changed.

Here's their official changelog:

https://s3.amazonaws.com/kindleprevi...seNotes_EN.txt

Thanks Tex but I tested it on both and the 2.9 kindlegen in linux .mobi was like 2.1 and the KP version was 2.5. So something substantial happened to make it bigger. Plus KP took a lot longer.

[Gregg Bell]

Originally Posted by DNSB

Well, if > is "greater than" and >> is "much greater than", logically, it would follow that >>> is "much much greater than" or a Python command line prompt.

Now that's the kind of logic even I can follow!

[Gregg Bell]

Originally Posted by Doitsu

Amazon last updated the standalone KindleGen binaries in 2014. The KindleGen version bundled with Kindle Previewer is more recent. If you upload KindleGen-compiled MOBI files to KDP, you might want to use Kindle Previewer to create MOBI files.

That's what I'll do, Doitsu. Thanks a lot.