First, experience has shown that best results are gotten from converting from HTML instead of TXT formatted documents. This removes the CR,CR,LF problem compounded with the <br> at the end of every line problem (because you ARE re-coding?).

Second, hand-coding is essential to get best results.

Third, knowing the tags that the Rocket eBook uses is essential.
      (See the RocketEdition HTML Reference)

Some of my 'best practices':

Use one of the NoteTab products from http://www.notetab.com, preferably NoteTab Pro.

Try my NoteTab Pro clipbook Rocket_eBook.clb (you may have to right-click/ Save-as). This clipbook only has tags that are of the sub-set of the HTML 3.2 DTD that the Rocket eBook supports. This greatly assists 'hand-coding'.

1. If the original text is in HTML either carefully hand-convert or 'Strip HTML' tags and start over.

2. If the original text IS text (.txt), try 'Document to HTML' and search/replace the <br> tags out with nada and then carefully add other necessary tags.

3. If the original text is in a Wordprocessor format open it in that application and
   'Select all' (CTRL A ), Copy (CTRL C), and Paste (CTRL P) into Notetab. Now it is text (.txt) and you can make it HTML (step 2 above).

4. The greatest amount of work in formating one of these things is properly putting in the
   <P ALIGN="JUSTIFY">
   Don't forget this tag!....this tag 'gets rid of' the 'ragged' right hand edge!
   (Its a pain in the mouse to do properly though.)

   I found that pasting in </P><P ALIGN="JUSTIFY"> on the blank line between paragraphs is the easiest way to this.

Any questions or comments may be directed to Sam McDonald