Yea, I can understand why. I tried Calibre and it gave me "Memory Error".
But still, thank you for taking the time to explain to me. Appreciate it.
With gratitude,
Hannah
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
It's not the mobi format in general that's the problem. It's the extra bits that dictionaries use. There's always been issues with infections and such. I'm not the expert there, so I can't really say what the trouble is with mobi-dictionaries.
You might try calibre. I don't know if it will do any better on dictionaries.
But more than likely, anything that claims to convert/unpack mobi files/dictionaries is probably based on calibre or KindleUnpack code (and thus the same limitations). And a lot of the mobi stuff in KindleUnpack was ported from the older Perl-based Mobiperl project. Somebody blasts though every now and again with high hopes of creating a C/C++ or C# version, but I'm not sure if anyone has a fully-functional alternative yet.
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