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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
Sounds like the character encoding for the source material was declared wrong before it was fed to a mobi converter.
You'd have to unpack the mobi and experiment with some different encodings until those characters displayed properly, then change any encoding statements in the documents to match and reconvert. EditPad Lite allows you to display text as if it were encoded differently. I've found it invaluable for finding/changing encodings in this manner.
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Thank you for your help. I downloaded the KindleUnpack plugin directly from Calibre, and it created a folder containing:
mobi7 folder (containing an
html,
ncx and
opf files, and
Images folder)
mobi8 folder (containing
epub and
mimetype files and
META-INF and
OEBPS folders)
kindlegensrc.zip
How can I change the encoding and repack it to mobi? For example I can see that the html file also contains these weird characters.
Thank you for your help!