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Originally Posted by sp313
Other dictionaries work, Korean ones don't - and i've tried several. Mobigen (and Kindlegen) complain that they "encountered an empty idx:key tag" all the time and the final dictionary is not usable.
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There appears to be a bug in tab2opf.py that adds empty idx:key tags, but even if you remove them and compile the dictionary with Mobipocket Creator or Kindlegen, it won't work with eInk Kindles.
Since the dictionary
does work with
Mobipocket Reader, Amazon most likely introduced a Koran dictionary bug in the Paperwhite firmware.
Please find attached the source files and the converted dictionary,
which does not work with Kindles. (It displays the same random word no matter which word you look up.)
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Originally Posted by eschwartz
I think you will need custom korean character mapping.
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Thanks to the
code2000.ttf font, Kindles and Kindle apps support pretty much any alphabet included in the Unicode 5.2 standard standard. There's no character mapping required unless the source files are non-Unicode files.