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Old 02-16-2010, 03:08 AM   #292
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I bet I'm not the first one with this problem but I just couldn't find solved answer for this problem.

I have scandinavian letters (äöäöäöä) in my TOC on EPUB file and those work fine. When I convert my EPUB to MOBI, it loses the scandinavian letters and adds question marks in their place. For example, "ly?nti" when it should be "lyönti". Scandinavian letters works fine in the content and this problem occurs only in TOC. What might be the problem?
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