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Originally Posted by tedgorton
I bought the Larousse from a Spanish site I can no longer find; if Amazon had a good Spani.sh-Spanish dictionary I would be happy to buy it (I bought the "Diccionario electronico espanol" which does not have half the words I look up reading novels).
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Amazon offers the Kindle edition of the
DRAE for free for all Kindle owners, which should be more than enough for your needs.
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Originally Posted by tedgorton
I have pasted the mobi and AZW3 files into the "Dictionaries" folder to no avail. I used "MobiMetaEditor" someone kindly posted on this forum, to set the input and output languages as Spanish.
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Simply adding input and output languages doesn't turn a mobi book into a dictionary. Most likely your book doesn't contain the required tags or if it did contain them it was most likely converted with Calibre. You can test whether your book is actually a dictionary by unpacking it with
KindleUnpack. (If it is indeed a dictionary, you should see lots of <idx:entry> and <idx:orth> tags.)