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Originally Posted by shelleyp
I've installed it, but not sure what command to run to specifically look at clipping limits, or change clipping limits.
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There is an
on-line man page. See also
Kindle Mobi2Mobi Vista/XP, which includes screenshots that show "item: 401 - ClippingLimit", and
Mobi2Mobi Advanced. The results of the commands should also be the same on a Mac or under Linux.
To see the limit, use mobi2mobi with no options:
Code:
mobi2mobi ebook.azw
this prints out all the EXTH records as well as other stuff. The ClipingLimit is in Hex. For example I saw 0xa (10), 0x1e (30) and 0x64 (100) in three AZWs. You can use Google to convert: search for "0x1e to decimal".
The
Mobi2Mobi Advanced page gives examples of changing an EXTH record using --exthtype and --exthdata. Another option, perhaps easier, is to delete an EXTH record, for example:
Code:
mobi2mobi "Book.azw" --outfile "Book-EXTH.azw" --delexthtype TYPE
will delete the EXTH record of type TYPE. The number might work for TYPE or its name in lowercase.