Odd id tags in exported EPUB

I've just exported an EPUB from InDesign CC 2014, and I've noticed some odd id tags scattered throughout the text at apparently random locations (in between words, etc) -- there is also one right at the beginning of the HTML content. They look like <a id="x.16448"/> (that is the first one) and the five-digit number always has 16 in the beginning, but increases in increments of about 3-9 as I move through the book.
The print edition of this title had an index, but I've deleted all the index reference tags already. I don't think it's related to the TOC either. Any ideas? I can regex them out easily but I'm just curious.
Thanks
AZ

I went back and turned on Hidden Characters and there are two dots there (like a colon). I've seen this mentioned elsewhere on these forums in a discussion about TOC hyperlink errors on EPUB export:
toc hyperlinks that don't have target text anchor information
So I guess they are unused hyperlink destinations, and they can be deleted in ID. But I'm not sure I understand how they ended up in my text.
AZ

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Bjørn
Short answer is no, that is not how you edit the settings. You need to read through my instructions again for the detail but the short version is this.
Step 1 is to go to Project Settings and select the CSS you want.
Step 2 is to start the import and apply all the settings you want.
Step 3 is before you import, you export all those settings to an ISF file.
Step 4 is next time you want to import you will see Custom in the ISF file. Browse to the ISF file you want and if no changes are required, you should be good to go but check. If changes are required, make them and export again overwriting the first file.
Now for the really unintuitive bit.
Next time you import, you will see Settings.ISF at the start of the process. Not unreasonably you will say to yourself "I updated those so I am good to go". WRONG. You will be working with the settings you saved in Step 3. If you want the updated settings, you have to browse to the updated file.
Don't shoot the messenger. I didn't create that workflow.
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Tagged text export unicode

hi,
is there any possibility to set the ITaggedTextImportPreferences before exporting to a tagged text file with an IExportProvider?
i need to export it in Unicode, but default is ASCII.
best regards

As far as I can tell, this isn't a new bug in as much as InDesign CS3, CS4, CS5 and CS5.5 (Mac) all exhibit the same problem exporting soft-returns in Unicode encoded Tagged Text where they are replaced with hard returns on import. Unfortunately it appears that we may be the only ones that care and thus it's unlikely that Adobe will fix it (unless someone adopts it as a JDI bug).
Update: after testing some more it appears this is an export bug for Mac OS-only. In other words, if you use a PC to export a story that contains soft-returns to Tagged Text (Unicode), the soft-returns are preserved when placing into a document using a Mac. And vice-versa, using a Mac to export a story with soft-returns to Tagged Text (Unicode) and then placing this into a document using a PC exhibits the same substitition of soft-returns for hard-returns.
Message was edited by: Caleb Clauset

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