All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Microsoft®, Windows®, and Windows® Vista are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation registered in the United States and/or other countries. Apple®, Mac OS® and iTunes® are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the United States and/or other countries. Published for Kindle Previewer version 3 Beta. I should remember that there’s always ice cream.Kindle Previewer User Guide for Kindle Previewer 3 Beta EnglishĬopyright © 2016, Inc.I should avoid using duplicate names for images, even if kept in separate folders.
KP3 didn’t follow the paths as written in the HTML it used “imagesONE/16.jpg” in place of “imagesTWO/16.jpg”.Kindle Previewer 3.17.1 can’t be trusted.So it’s a Kindle Previewer 3 issue, but only when content.opf is used as the source. I dragged the valid EPUB itself over KP3.I opened Kindle Previewer 2.9 and placed content.opf.Here’s what I tried after going over my process: I opened Kindle Previewer 3.17.1 and dragged the content.opf over the window (my usual way of creating a ensues.I validated the EPUB, client reviewed, approved.To combine the 2 sections of the job, I created image folders for each set (imagesONE and imagesTWO).Because I created the project in 2 sections, I had 2 sets of identically named images.InDesign exported these groups and named them sequentially: 1.jpg, 2.jpg, etc.I exported some grouped images from InDesign using Object Export Options - Rasterize Container.I created this job in 2 distinct sections due to client needs.Then I went back over my process for the entire job: Ascertained that correct images were in place in the HTML.Looked at locations in HTML where images were wrong in the MOBI.Ascertained that yes, I used the correct file.Here is what I did to diagnose/solve the problem: Why are many images in the wrong places?.Load onto Kindle Fire, scroll through looking for presentation issues, make adjustments, repeat.View result in KP3, different views, make adjustments, repeat.Drag valid EPUB3’s content.opf onto Kindle Previewer 3.They were correctly placed in the EPUB edition, but somehow moved around in the conversion to MOBI. In a book with lots of images, many were out of place. I had an interesting experience today with a MOBI.
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