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Originally Posted by Ken Maltby
Right, everything works as expected. The browser is a little awkward but makes a nice backup, for a quick look. Not sure what files it can "read".
Luck;
Ken
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Maybe I should replace "read" by "open" in future versions. "Read" treats all files (apart from some image formats) as text files and tries to display them (accepting some html tags). Since I learned that koreader accepts the name of an input file as argument and had a little play with it (cf.
this post), I might easily associate some file types with koreader.
Your are right the "browser" is awkward. For some situations however it can be useful. I use it if I want to have things like notes and street maps and so on easily accessible without having to do much preparation. I put the files (images and texts) into a folder and have a browse_xxx.msh (in the folder .kobo/kobomenu/scripts/browse) point to it. One can use any file in that folder as a template; edit the value of "targetdir."