Acknowledgements:
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Tommy Persson for the all the hard work he has put into the MobiPerl tools.


Prerequisites:
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The GUI is built using Visual C# Express 2005 and as such you will need the latest version of Microsofts .NET framework. You will need at least .NET Framework 2 with Service Pack 1.

The GUI was built for use under Windows XP so I can't guarantee operation on any other versions of Windows.

MobiPerl Win32 compile v31 or v36. 


Program Operation:
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The Mobi2Mobi_GUI.exe and m2mcfg.ini files needs to be in the same directory as the mobi2mobi.exe. It also expects that exact name also, so if youve changed it to cut down typing make a copy under the original name.

The GUI only currently caters for the conversion of Mobipocket PRC files to MOBI files.


Warning:
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Please ensure that you only convert copies of your original PRC files.


Notes:
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Please consider this a very alpha release. Im currently teaching myself C# and this seemed like an excellent way to learn. Im very much a programming hack and have a lot to learn. There is additional functionality I will hopefully include down the track, but the program as is fills the need I have to convert all my old Baen library PRCs to MOBI files.

Please feel free to play and feedback any comments you have.


Version History:
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v0.03

-Bug Fix: Setting default eBook directory now actually works. (stupid typo in code)

-New: The GUI is now .MOBI extension friendly and more correctly reflects a true GUI for this program. The GUI will now parse the existing Author and Publisher details from a Mobi file.

v0.02	

-Program Prerequisite: GUI will not work unless .NET Framework 2 Service Pack 1 is installed. Reported by jbenny.

-Bug Fix: mobidata.m2m could be locked by initial 1st pass conversion processs. - Reported by JSWolf.

-Bug Fix: Author & Publisher text boxes when empty would cause a double popup warning dialog when checking their tick 	boxes.
	 
-New: You can now set a default directory for your eBooks.

V0.01

- Initial Release.
