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budalb · 12-05-2012, 08:13 PM

Unfortunately I am not an expert to compile a customized kernel. Do any experts who own DXG want to help? The MOBI8 support is so useful that epub file with embedded font can be converted and viewed on DXG.

I always prefer to reading material on DXG at home. It looks more like a book, with bigger fonts and less page turns. A MOBI8 support probably is the last thing we need for the life of DXG. The PDF contrast adjustment is good too, but I no longer read PDF with it anymore. It simply too small for letter size PDF.

12-05-2012, 08:13 PM	#42
budalb Enthusiast Posts: 46 Karma: 9998 Join Date: Dec 2009 Device: Kindle DXG, Sony PRS-600	Unfortunately I am not an expert to compile a customized kernel. Do any experts who own DXG want to help? The MOBI8 support is so useful that epub file with embedded font can be converted and viewed on DXG. I always prefer to reading material on DXG at home. It looks more like a book, with bigger fonts and less page turns. A MOBI8 support probably is the last thing we need for the life of DXG. The PDF contrast adjustment is good too, but I no longer read PDF with it anymore. It simply too small for letter size PDF.