Thread: Please help with dictionary problem in iBook 1.2.2
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Old 05-13-2011, 03:28 PM   #6
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iBooks doesn't make any distinction about the source of the ePubs that I'm aware of. I believe that if no dc:language declaration exists, it defaults to the interface language, and otherwise uses the dc:language attribute in the ePub.

If there were a general problem with this, folks would be screaming in the Apple device forum and on Twitter.

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