E-Book Mini Issues

Question

fefrei opened this issue 2 years ago · comments

Chapter 17:

And if Paper-2 said 997$\times$997, Harry would leave Paper-1 blank.

The parser translates \times to ×, but leaves the $ in.

Chapter 19:
```
You will not be hurt and neither will I\@.
```
The parser translates the \@ into a space.
Chapter 21:
```
\begin{enumerate}[A.]{
```
The e-book uses 1., 2. etc. for numbering, which would be fine… but the text after the list talks about items A through D.
Chapter 27:
```
Mr~Carl Sloper
```
With the way the Kindle renders it, when making the lines justified, the space protected space isn't stretched, which looks weird. I don't know whether this is a Kindle weirdness or the MOBI file could represent this better.
Chapter 58:
```
we were to rescue a woman, you and I\@. You tried to slay the protector man
```
Somehow, in the E-Book, this reads as we were to rescue a woman, you and I . You tried to slay the protector man.
Chapter 78:
```
the most powerful wizard in the world \&c
```
In the E-Book, this is typeset as „world &c.“

Chapter 86:

the sum over all possible excuses would be more than $.01$

$2 + 2 = $…

These $ signs do make it into the E-Book.