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Originally Posted by WS64
Yes.
I had to reset my Kindle, after that the date was back to 2010-07-31 like always.
So I went to Duokan 1225 and switched the date back to the actual date. Back to Kindle, opened a collection, went back to home screen, and the collection was at the end of all collections (means the date was wrong).
I might have to explain that I don't get my Kindle to connect to my WLAN, so I can't get the date/time from there).
I thought I messed something up on Duokan, so I went back there, but Duokan had the correct (actual) date.
Nothing I tried worked, Kindle stayed on the wrong date.
I removed Duokan and reinstalled a November version, went back to Duokan, went to the date, it showed 2010-07-31, so now Duokan got the date from the hardware clock. Usually an update of Duokan does NOT change the clock.
After changing the date back to the actual date it was fine in Kindle too.
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At least you have something to adjust
Just tried on a DXG - and there are no clock settings in Amazon. ( get time with 3G ) - but that is somewhat useless as most of the time, I will not have 3G. In Duokan, you may set it - someodd issue with the year settings - skip first number, and turn up the hundreds - it roll over from 19 to 20 and to 21
A bit quicker to set .. Yes, it was screwed up when I returned to Duokan. Hmm...
They have fixed some previous issues, and now I could add the AmazonKindle contents.
Else, the representation of the font-table for "latin" languages like german, also affect PDF, notes, Dictionary. (Have reported it.) ( I wonder if they have used extended codes as markers of some kind during layout - as I had some Chinese turn up as those character we are missing )