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Originally Posted by pini
Would some SCRIPTMAGIC be possible to 'tell' the pocketbook to 'recognise' this file-extension, because plain .odt files aren't even shown in the file browser or library at all!
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You need to change extensions.cfg file
You have three possibilities:
- look what program is used to open epub and make another line in configuration file and try to persuade program to open your odt file. Once you see extensions.cfg config file the syntax should be obvious.
- you night try to install Linux terminal emulator on your PocketBook and rename file manually
- you might try to install Linux terminal emulator on your PocketBook and make script rename.sh. The script would take file that is given to it as an input parameter and make a copy with *.epub mask. Then you can use extensions.cfg to assign your shell script as program that "opens" that .odf file. Of course, the program won't open the file, but it will make *.odt.epub that can be opened by other programs. There is busybox installed on PocketBook. Look it up. It means that there are quite a few Unix utilities available.
Please notice that there are quite a few programs that can open epub files and some of those might be better at opening your "fake" epub
- built-in FBReader
- third-party FBReader - FBReader180
- built-in epubreader (or is it adobereader? see extensions.cfg)
- third-party coolreader.
If there is more than one program assigned to one extensions (such as epub) you press AND HOLD OK button and select "open with" from menu.