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Agile Retrospectives, Second Edition: unreadable images and boxes on Kobo

I would like to note that reading the ePub on Kobo Aura

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Margaret

Margaret

Editor at PragProg

Sorry for your issues. It seems like we’re looking at some bugs or settings in the Kobo. We checked the last epub released on a couple of different devices and everything was scaling properly, both the image in chapter 6 and the sidebar in chapter 5. The first image isn’t in the current ebook version anymore.

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