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Old 08-14-2009, 01:45 PM   #111
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Originally Posted by kazbates View Post
As of right now, I don't think anyone actually knows how Sony's dictionary look-up will work (with the exception of the developers at Sony). The application has not been available on their readers to date. I would hazard to guess that it will be in the LRF/X format, since that is Sony's format. As far as being able to do a search on an Epub file, I could only guess again since I have little working knowledge of Epub, but I would think that it wouldn't actually matter which format the ebooks are in. The application is basically a search engine. I could be, of course, be completely wrong and bow to the greater wisdom of the Epubn gurus here at MR.
There's probably no technical reason that the dictionary couldn't work with different document formats. Eg, on the iRex DR1000S, you can look up a word in a PDF document using a Mobipocket dictionary.
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