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Old 03-23-2017, 02:11 PM   #36
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Installation: In order to use this dictionary you need FW 2.3.1 or higher. Rename cedict4kobo.zip to dicthtml-ja.zip and copy it to .kobo\dict\ of the reader. Be aware that you will lose your Japanese definition dictionary by this.
Just tried this on my KA1 (FW4.2.8110). Didn't seem to do anything. When I click on a Chinese character/characters, it just brings up the Japanese definition, if there is one, for that character.

Looking at the files in the .kobo\dict\ folder, it seems that my Japanese dictionary is named dicthtml-jaxxdjs. Should I be renaming the new zip file with this name for it to work?

Also, is there a way to keep my Japanese definition dictionary along with the new Chinese-English one by renaming the zip file to one of the other dictionaries that I don't use?

Thanks.
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