Thread: Thoughts on how to format a dual-language book for learners?
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Old 03-08-2014, 09:03 PM   #26
davidfor
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Originally Posted by PeterT View Post
Try forcing Kobo to use the other rendering model. Rename the epub to have a .epub.kepub extension.

This will use the ACCESS engine rather than the RMSDK engine
That should be ".kepub.epub".

And trying it on my Kobo Glo with firmware 3.2.0...

As an epub, the first page displayed the two columns correctly and showed "Page 1 of 3" at the bottom. But, trying to page forward didn't work and just closed the book and marked it finished.

Loading it as ".kepub.epub" seemed to work correctly. I had three pages that looked roughly like the screenshots that RbnJrg posted. I could page backwards and forwards through them without any problems.
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