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Originally Posted by tompe
I would not draw that conclusion withour more checking. The font on the desktop reader maybe cover mores charaters in WIndows coding then the Cybook. I would run mobi2mobi on the file and see that it is utf-8 tagged. I would also run mobi2html and check that the characters really are utf-8 and that the html file works in a browser.
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well, i just re-opened my opf source file in mobipocket creator, and under book settings it does say the encoding is UTF-8. and the html works beautifully in a browser, i checked that when i was trying to make the original .imp file a long time ago. and if i check the meta tags in the html source, it says charset utf8. so that all seems fine. is it worth checking any more ? i don't want to look into mobi2mobi right now, but i might later when i have a bit more time. is it a perl program ? if yes, does it have a windows binary ?