It is beyond my very limited programming knowledge. Study that Structure Detection module, and try to figure it out.

Thank you for your amazingly fast response to my inquiry. Thank you for putting such a great program out there. I have attached my 'de-formatted' RTF file and the resulting mobi conversion file to this report so you can play with it and perhaps show me the error of my ways. This is not a serious problem, my having to press the 'next Page' button on my kindle twenty or so extra times over the course of reading my book, but it is an annoyance. I don't know what else to try, and this may actually be a real bug and not incompetence on my part. My conversion settings were as 'plain Jane' as I could make them, in fact I used the default settings for everything. The RTF file, either in native RTF or converted to MS-Word docx format looks and prints normally, and if saved as a PDF file does not have the extra page breaks. Upon converting this simplified RTF file to mobi, the extraneous page breaks were still there. I deleted all page breaks, all section breaks, all bold print, all italics, and standardized all text on 12-point Times New Roman.

I re-did the converstion after stripping as much formatting out of the RTF file as I could, keeping only the hard paragraph breaks. These same extra page breaks also are present if I convert the RTF file to an ePub file. There are three of these in the first eleven pages as seen in the Calibre eBook viewer and on my Kindle, and many more as I progress through the book. I have a PDF file downloaded from the internet, converted by Calibre into an RTF file so that I could edit it with MS-Word 2010 to get rid of page numbers and do a few other cleanup tasks.Īfter converting the RTF file to mobi, there are unwanted page breaks in what should be the middle of a page.

Calibre kindle conversion settings