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Originally Posted by kacir
When you open the the book in a program, the PocketBook remembers that information, so the next time it opens the same file in the program you have selected automatically.
Somebody has asked the same question before and if I remember correctly it was submitted as a bug. PocketBook 302 already has a new firmware with numerous improvements (like support for CSS in epub in FBReader (or was it Adobe Reader?)) and we were promised version of that firmware also for 301 and 360
What dictionary does not display correctly?
I would try to download Gentium font or Droid fonts that support extremely wide selection of languages and set the interface font tor PocketBook to use those fonts to see if those fonts are used in dictionary as well.
If that does not help, there is always the possibility to replace default fonts that are in the device memory. You could use the Linuc terminal - a third party program to see where system fonts are installed.
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Thank you very much for your detailed answer.
As regards dictionaries, I guess it is a system font and not one used for reading books. All dictionaries I converted with converter.exe have this problem: Longman, Webster Unabridged. You may take a look for yourself in the download section of
www.pocketbook.de where some of the dictionaries are offered for free download. It seems like the problem is known to pocketbook, and maybe there is a chance to have a new converter soon to avoid this misconversion and also another bug preventing from converting larger documents (such as "gcide").