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fmo · 07-07-05, 04:59 PM

Hey forkyfork, I've never received an error. Are you converting DRM protected LIT files? I've only converted unprotected LIT files and I export them to HTML (HTM extension).

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I've figured out a little more regarding that extra blank line between paragraphs. When exporting a LIT file to HTML and choosing to export the CSS, two blank lines (instead of one) will display between paragraphs when the HTM/HTML file is viewed in uBook, even though the HTM/HTML file will display correctly in your web browser.

One way to avoid this is in ABC Amber LIT Converter, go to Tools > Options > General tab > HTML export > remove the check beside "export CSS" and click OK. This will result in a larger file because extra HTML tags will be needed to repeatedly define font size and color, etc.

Another workaround is what I mentioned previously about opening the HTML file in a notepad replacement program like metapad and quickly using the Search & Replace feature to replace all instances of " " with just " " (without the quotes).

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fmo Aximsite Rookie Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Toronto Posts: 96 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Hey forkyfork, I've never received an error. Are you converting DRM protected LIT files? I've only converted unprotected LIT files and I export them to HTML (HTM extension). ..... I've figured out a little more regarding that extra blank line between paragraphs. When exporting a LIT file to HTML and choosing to export the CSS, two blank lines (instead of one) will display between paragraphs when the HTM/HTML file is viewed in uBook, even though the HTM/HTML file will display correctly in your web browser. One way to avoid this is in ABC Amber LIT Converter, go to Tools > Options > General tab > HTML export > remove the check beside "export CSS" and click OK. This will result in a larger file because extra HTML tags will be needed to repeatedly define font size and color, etc. Another workaround is what I mentioned previously about opening the HTML file in a notepad replacement program like metapad and quickly using the Search & Replace feature to replace all instances of "<p><span class=rvts15><br></span></p>" with just "<br>" (without the quotes). Last edited by fmo; 07-07-05 at 05:03 PM.