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Originally Posted by jane10021
FB2 for the pocketbook 360 14.2 or higher.
I tried to install the latest version of de fb2 reader on my pocketbook360 bij following the instructions:
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If you want to override default FBReader just copy folder 'system' to your PocketBook`s internal memory. That`s all.
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But that didn't work. |
It works I have just tried.
There is /system/ folder at the root of the device that you see when you connect the device to the PC.
in system there are a few directories
See this post
https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...71#post1481771
If you have file /system/bin/fbreader.app packed in the archive and you copy the system folder to your device, it is the same as if you would manually placed fbreader.app into /system/bin/ on your device.
Please note, if you downloaded, for example graynm76-fbreader180-app-0.11.3.zip, you also need to copy /system/share/FBReader/resources/*.xml to the device
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Originally Posted by jane10021
But now I was still missing things like fonts.
So I copied some fonts in the 'font' folder, that worked too. But can anyone tell me what the 'default' font is?
And shouldn't they be part of the fb2 files? There are a lot of fb2 files I haven't copied to my pocketbook (onlyl that one fb2 file to the bin) and I wondered if that had any consequences?
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FB2 is an unique format.
It doesn't contain formatting info. It doesn't tell device what font to use. It contains info about structure of the document. It is up to you how you configure your FBReader to display various elements, such as headers, body text, footnote, ...
There are a few fonts located in internal memory of the device, that isn't accessible to user when you connect the device to PC. Plus you can place fonts to /system/fonts and FBReader and other apps in the device will be able to use those fonts.
So there isn't "default" font. Your new FBReader uses the same configuration file as the built-in one, so it will use the same font. I think, that there is some "fallback" font, that FBReader will use when you delete the font it was configured to use from the /system/fonts directory. That "fallback" font might be one of fonts located in the internal memory of the device.