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Ok, the straight quotes worked, but found some other things Mobipocket isn't liking which is pretty baffling!
The em dash is showing a a capital D with a line through it, and ... is showing as an E with an accent over it, completely confused why it's doing this now and not before.
The em dash is showing a a capital D with a line through it, and ... is showing as an E with an accent over it, completely confused why it's doing this now and not before.

Whatever you do, don't use straight quotes. You could end up with unwanted page breaks, font changes and interference with the user interface.


Go to your character panel in Word and check to see what type of characters your document is using. See if setting it to Normal Characters helps.

Thanks JW, I am just going to give your ideas a go... Mobipocket hasn't been updated for some time, it's just strange it only started a few weeks ago.
I don't use track changes Ian, but I'll keep an eye out for that. :)
I don't use track changes Ian, but I'll keep an eye out for that. :)
Well after all that I think the reason it was happening was because my client had messed with the document I sent him, altering typo's etc... so something wasn't right. I ended up altering the html file and converting it from that and it worked ok.
I have just converted two more files and they worked fine! :)
I have just converted two more files and they worked fine! :)
Does anyone know what's causing this and how I can fix it? I haven't changed anything that could cause the problem.
I have tried importing Word doc and html, just about to change to plain quotes rather than curly to see if that works.
Any suggestions would be gratefully received. Just to say, the books I am trying to convert I have formatted in Word, reformatting in html (which I am sure would fix it) isn't possible, just don't have the time right now.
Thanks!