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Old 05-27-2009, 05:00 AM   #103
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Originally Posted by Peter Sorotokin View Post
Most of you incorrectly assumed that Adobe just does not see any use for it. What I meant is that there are things that are more important (for instance, easing maximum chapter size restriction). And, of course, there is enough functionality in Reader Mobile SDK for device manufacturers to expose it themselves - and some will.

Peter
But would it not be the ePub standard committee who would need to define the "format" of a dictionary? It would presumably need to use some sort of tags to indicate index entries, as a MobiPocket dictionary does. Does such a format currently exist as a part of the standard?
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