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Do you do any manual edit on the size of the image in your epub/mobi file? I ask because if you do, I want to request the image size to be larger. I have a Kindle DX so it would be nice if the resolution is big. I believe it should be scaled down just fine on smaller screen as well. Thanks!--[[User:Hypernova|Hypernova]] 04:57, 7 February 2012 (CST) | Do you do any manual edit on the size of the image in your epub/mobi file? I ask because if you do, I want to request the image size to be larger. I have a Kindle DX so it would be nice if the resolution is big. I believe it should be scaled down just fine on smaller screen as well. Thanks!--[[User:Hypernova|Hypernova]] 04:57, 7 February 2012 (CST) | ||
All of my ePUBs are manualy eddited after Calibre heve created them. I'm still experimenting with ePUB2 and my PRS-T1. Current CSS for the inline images uses 40% width of the reader screen. I will do an edit on the ePUB and make them larger. But the quality of the inline images of Golden Time might not be so good(I mean the four images with the characters). | |||
== Disclaimers == | == Disclaimers == | ||
Revision as of 17:44, 7 February 2012
Image size
Do you do any manual edit on the size of the image in your epub/mobi file? I ask because if you do, I want to request the image size to be larger. I have a Kindle DX so it would be nice if the resolution is big. I believe it should be scaled down just fine on smaller screen as well. Thanks!--Hypernova 04:57, 7 February 2012 (CST)
All of my ePUBs are manualy eddited after Calibre heve created them. I'm still experimenting with ePUB2 and my PRS-T1. Current CSS for the inline images uses 40% width of the reader screen. I will do an edit on the ePUB and make them larger. But the quality of the inline images of Golden Time might not be so good(I mean the four images with the characters).
Disclaimers
In any EPUB or MOBI file we create, should we not be including a page near the beginning, along with the credits, wherein we give the standard disclaimers about B-T work? At the beginning of the Toradora PDF edition, we find the following:
- This is a Baka-Tsuki Translation Project
- Visit the group at http://www.baka-tsuki.net
- Disclaimer: All materials' copyrights reserved by their respective authors and the associated publishers. Please respect their rights. Works will be deleted upon request by copyright holders.
--Rpapo 08:26, 7 February 2012 (CST)
I will add the Disclaimer.