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goaspy · 02-08-2011, 04:01 PM

This looks like a dead end (or not).

The page numbers are not in the book itself, they are in the 'apnx' file. The popular highligts file is the 'phl', and the 'ea' file I don't know what it's for.
If you delete these files from the kindle, the page numbers disappear, along with popular highlights.

The interesting part is that this apnx file works with a certain mobi file.

Update: Even better, the same file works with other mobi files as well, I can jump to page X, but there's nothing special in the mobile file, it's just a converted epub (created manually).
Because this book is smaller than the first one, if I jump to the last page, it displays 100%, Page 318 of 380 (fake numbers but similar).
There are about 18.7 locations per page, confirmed by the difference above.

02-08-2011, 04:01 PM	#9
goaspy Connoisseur Posts: 77 Karma: 9324 Join Date: Feb 2010 Device: Sony PRS-650, Kindle 3	This looks like a dead end (or not). The page numbers are not in the book itself, they are in the 'apnx' file. The popular highligts file is the 'phl', and the 'ea' file I don't know what it's for. If you delete these files from the kindle, the page numbers disappear, along with popular highlights. The interesting part is that this apnx file works with a certain mobi file. Update: Even better, the same file works with other mobi files as well, I can jump to page X, but there's nothing special in the mobile file, it's just a converted epub (created manually). Because this book is smaller than the first one, if I jump to the last page, it displays 100%, Page 318 of 380 (fake numbers but similar). There are about 18.7 locations per page, confirmed by the difference above. Last edited by goaspy; 02-08-2011 at 04:26 PM.