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Writer's Haven => Publisher's Office [Public] => Topic started by: Hopscotch on December 24, 2021, 02:41:12 AM
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In reviewing the Read Inside for a book I recently Zon-published, I discovered a repeated typo - a double L after F as in "fllat." Checked the original text (uploaded from Word) and Kindle Previewer - the typo is not in either. Don't recall Amazon sticking typos in any of my previous books. Anyone else experienced this and best solution?
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I really don't know what could cause this... but fl is a common ligature, so is it possible it's a font issue coming up in conversion?
These are the most common ligatures, ff, fl, fi, ffi and ffl. A ligature is not simply two letters arbitrarily glued together. The two letters are crafted into a single letter (technically speaking a single glyph). https://ilovetypography.com/2007/09/09/decline-and-fall-of-the-ligature/
Came up from the first search in Google for common ones.
You could check if any of the other typos match and either confirm or eliminate this as a possibility?
(Word lets you set advanced typographic stuff in the font tab.)