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Originally Posted by JSWolf
You need the better hyphenation dictionary that I linked and you need to turn on hyphenation.
Plug your in your Kobo to your computer.
In the .kobo > Kobo directory on your Kobo, edit Kobo eReader.conf (if using Windows, use a text edutior such as Notepad++ to keep theline endings correct) and add...
[code][Reading]
webkitTextRendering=optimizelegibility
If you already have [Reading] then don't add that line.
Then when this and the better hyphenation dictionary, you will have hyphenation.
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Ok, my config file looks like this now (I only copied the Reading paragraph).
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[Reading]
chapterProgressType=3
invertPageTurnButtons=true
newBookProgressType=0
numPartialUpdatePageTurns=10
readingAlignment=left
readingFontFamily=Literata Book
readingFontSharpness\Bookerly=-0.06
readingFontSharpness\Caecilia=-0.246666666666667
readingFontSharpness\Literata%20Book=-0.0666666666666667
readingFontSize=38
readingFontWeight\Bookerly=0.11
readingFontWeight\Caecilia=-0.085
readingFontWeight\Literata%20Book=0.1
readingLeftMargin=6
readingLineHeight=1.2
readingRightMargin=6
webkitTextRendering=optimizelegibility
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I also copied the Spanish dictionary on the .Kobo folder. Can I delete the KoboRoot.tgz from the device?
It looks better now. Far better. With justified turned on it's much smoother. If I turn it off, it stills looks ugly with big chunks of white spaces between some words. The same paragraph with justified on, looks just perfect.
Is this a normal and expected behavior? It is like it doesn't apply hyphenation with the justification turned off.
And last but no least. If I don't apply patches to my Kobo, I will have to install the dictionary after a firmware update, right?
Thank you. I really appreciate your help. You have just improve my favorite gadget and made it even better.
