Thread: Which standalone mobi metadata editor should I use?
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Old 09-04-2013, 07:14 AM   #3
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I have completed step 1 to 3. What software should I use for step 4? I don't want to use Calibre since it makes too many hidden changes in the background that I don't want. I just want a simple software that would let me fine tune the metadata.
Check out Java Mobi Metadata Editor. BTW, if you want to sideload the book to the ebooks folder of an Kindle app, make sure that the .mobi file has an ASIN number metadata entry.
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