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I used Calibre to convert an AZW3 file into mobi, with extra CSS
to change the line-height and chose "both" as the output file type.
I sent the file to my amazon email address. The file was delivered to my Kindle, but the line-height did not change.
But if I
I get the file and the line-height is what I want.
They are both mobi files, why the one converted by Calibre and sent to Amazon via email does not work?
I guess there must be something with Amazon cloud that somehow "corrupted" the file. But why wasn't the file generated by KindleGen "corrupted"?
This problem has existed for a long time. Thank you so much.
I used Calibre to convert an AZW3 file into mobi, with extra CSS
Code:
p { line-height: 1.718em }I sent the file to my amazon email address. The file was delivered to my Kindle, but the line-height did not change.
When I chose "old" as the output, the line-height did not change.
When I chose "new", the file could not be delivered via email.
When I converted it into AZW3 and loaded it onto my kindle since Amazon email does not recognize AZW3, it worked.
When I chose "new", the file could not be delivered via email.
When I converted it into AZW3 and loaded it onto my kindle since Amazon email does not recognize AZW3, it worked.
But if I
1. use Kindle Unpack to unpack the same AZW3 file
2. change the line-height in the CSS file
3. use KindleGen to generate a mobi file (select the opf file and pack up)
4. send this mobi file to my Amazon email address
2. change the line-height in the CSS file
3. use KindleGen to generate a mobi file (select the opf file and pack up)
4. send this mobi file to my Amazon email address
I get the file and the line-height is what I want.
They are both mobi files, why the one converted by Calibre and sent to Amazon via email does not work?
I guess there must be something with Amazon cloud that somehow "corrupted" the file. But why wasn't the file generated by KindleGen "corrupted"?
This problem has existed for a long time. Thank you so much.