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Old 12-13-2018, 03:41 PM   #22
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Device: Kobo Mini, Aura Edition 2 v1, Clara HD
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Originally Posted by kansaskyle View Post
For the UnlockEnabled=false setting, is the file I need to update \.kobo\Kobo\Kobo eReader.conf?
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If so, is there a special text editor I need to use because in Notepad it looks like all the text flows together as shown below.


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When I tried to add a carriage return and put in the UnlockEnabled=false line, it looks like it just added it to the FullscreenCoverStretch entry.

The strange part is when I copy/paste the entries in the file, it appears there are hidden line breaks (expect for the line I tried to add).

[PowerOptions]
AutoColorEnabled=true
ColorSetting=5910
FrontLightLevel=3
FullscreenCoverStretch="true\r\nUnlockEnabled=fals e\r\n
This is because windows expects newlines to be a CRLF (carriage return, then newline), and linux (the kobo) expects newlines to be just LF. Basically any text editor but notepad will handle this fine.
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