I realized that in the "ReadMe" file of the plugin, there is still a guide missing that helps Windows users to create a TGZ archive, in order to enable the plugin's option to KePub hyphenation (see first post).
I would suggest this one:
Spoiler:
How to create .tgz under Windows
The first Stepps are quite simple:
1. Download and install 7-Zip File Manager.
2. Go to usr/local/Kobo/hyphenDicts folder.
3. Right-click on the folder.
4. Select „7-Zip“->Add to archive.
5. In the opening window, under „Archive format“ select „tar“. Let other settings at default..
6. Click „Ok“.
7. Now the .tar archive is created. You find it at the place where you stored the „usr“ folder.
Now, some people recommend to continue by creating a .tar.gz archive, as „.tar.gz“ and „.tgz“ were just the same by different extension names (I'm not quite sure). The way to create such a „.tar.gz“ archive, that you may rename to „.tgz“, would be like this:
1. Go to the .tar folder.
2. Right-click on it, and select „7-Zip“ ->Add to archive.
3. In the opening window, under „Archive format“ select „gzip“. Let other settings at default..
4. Click „Ok“.
5. The .tar.gz archive is created. Find it where the „usr“ folder has been stored.
You might try to use it, as described, as „.tgz“ archive. It may work, or it may not.
I prefer the way to create a genuine .tgz“ archive, but as far as I know, you will need a third party service, such as the free online-tool „Convert.Files“ (
http://www.convertfiles.com/convert/...GZ-to-TAR.html). If you decide to join this way, just open the website, upload the .tar archive, and under „output format“, chose „tgz“. Click „convert“. Then download converted archive. Rename it to „KoboRoot.tgz“.
Done.
If you approve it, Joel, you might add it to the "ReadMe".