Thread: I wrote a program to convert manga/comics for Kindle/e-ink devices.
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Old 04-05-2011, 05:23 PM   #8
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Alas I can't use it at the moment then. While my netbook has Win7 all my comic files are on DVD's and I don't have a DVD built into the netbook. That's on my desktop (which has XP). I'll give it a try when you come out with an XP compatible version though.

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Originally Posted by regz View Post
Okay a made a release. I've only tested on my machine Win7/UAC so I hope it works once its out there. There's a quick and dirty Readme with some more info.

You need Vista or 7 to run it. I can make it work on XP later but I need to build virtual machine or something to test it.

MangaMagick-0402011.zip (346KB)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=TLE2DQJS


It's written in .NET 4/WPF and calls ImageMagick on the command line. The ZIP are created with SharpZipLib.

I disabled compression on the output ZIPs because I figured the meager savings from compressing images wouldnt be worth the extra work for the device. Good idea or useless idea?
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