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Originally Posted by JSWolf
I did not ask if Mobipocket was good enough for your needs. I asked What makes Mobipocket better then ePub? What can Mobipocket do for the eBook that ePub cannot? and you NEVER answered. Please answer the questions instead of trying to side-step.
I don't take side-stepping for an answer.
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Someone has told you what makes Mobipocket better than ePub based on personal needs, due to the lack of dictionary standard on ePub format. Of course, you close your eyes, and still saying nobody have said nothing. Mobipocket has dictionaries and ePub doesn't, and that, for non-native English speakers is a BIG deal.
I subscribe to everything she says. Please read and realize that ePub is far from perfect:
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Originally Posted by Terisa de morgan
Sorry, but that's true only if you are English native. I'm waiting for French-French dictionaries, Spanish-Spanish (DRAE or Marķa Moliner, as you have in Mobipocket), or the ability to add more dictionaries if I want to learn Polish, for example.
While I can't do that, ePub lacks a big feature (more important for me than right margin or embedded font), and what you means is not a solution, it is only a workaround, as ePub designers should know.
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