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Originally Posted by scoky
Hi, tshering, I want to know if this patch can use for HD and change the dict's font?
Phonetic symbols in the default english dict can't be shown correctly. It seems Georgia font don't include the whole symbols. So I want to change a font to show them correctly. Thanks.
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As surquizu has noted, this does not work properly in the current version. And I guess it did not work in the last two or three versions. Currently only the size changes. I look at it if I have a chance.
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Originally Posted by scoky
BTW, How can I get the function and position of these patches in a binary file?
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I open the binary with a hex/binary editor and watch for things that look like css code. Then I try to guess for which element this code is used. I modify the code, load the file to the Kobo reader, and see whether my guess was right.
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Originally Posted by scoky
Can this patch merge in GeoffR's patch? Thanks.
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Not sure whether you are still interested in this, ...
You can merge the content of GeoffR's patch files into my patch files but not the other way round. A problem however is, that on some PCs my executable does not correctly handle "replace_float," which GeoffR uses a lot (the incorrect handling seems to depend on the architecture and not on the Windows version).
Another possibility is to use a file patched with the one patcher as source file for the other patcher. This needs a bit of copying files around.
I uploaded versions of the two patch files that can be used with GeoffR's patcher and that of course can be merged with his patch files
here. I had to disable two jobs or so, since they would not work with GeoffR's patcher, but they do not concern the dictionary.
Always take care, that two or more patches do not modify the same parts of the file.