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Multiple images to mobi
Kindle Basic 3
Trying to create a mobi from multiple image files (jpgs) I make an html file to the following pattern Code:
<html><body> <br><img src=images/119.jpg width=514 height=788> <br><img src=images/120.jpg width=514 height=788> <br><img src=images/121.jpg width=514 height=788> </body></html> Result is a file that the kindle displays normally except that, no matter what size the jpgs actually are, the kindle always shows them as if they were about 250x300, i.e. the image occupies only the top left hand quarter of the kindle screen. What additional info does the mobi need to contain so that the kindle will resize images to fit its screen? |
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What do you know, the world has passed me by again, its no longer kosher to specify width and height, but according to https://kdp.amazon.com/en_US/help/topic/G200673220 one should do like
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< img src="image name.gif" height="100%" /> |
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html, jpg, kindle, mobi |
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