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Old 10-19-2009, 03:05 AM   #10
keng2000
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Originally Posted by bthoven View Post
Khun Keng2000...

Thanks for the useful information

1. Could you share how the Thai support works in more detail? (hyphenation, correct word wrap, etc..)
2. I mostly read MOBI, could your Yannakorn support dictionary lookup inside the prc-format book(Eng-Eng, or Eng-Thai)?
3. How is the Thai support in Yannakorn different from Pocketbook 301+? (see the thread here -> https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=58606 )
4. I have some Thai pdf document which I would like to convert it to mobi/prc. Mobipocket desktop and Calibre did the conversion for me; but Thai characters become garbage and unreadble. Do you have any suggestion on any other conversion tools?

Thanks a lot.
1. Localization, for menu, file name, CR3 Dictionary/Search with Thai virtual keyboard , Beta: EPUB viewer (not adobe) will support for Thai reflow. Adobe search with Thai
2. As i know, No built-in dictionary for MOBI, only FB, CR. But Mobi support links, https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...t=webster+1913
3. Wait for picture...
4. Limitation is on Mobipocket device, It is strange response for Thai Mobi file, I use Calibre with TIS-620. My recommendation is not to use Thai with MOBI because output is awful. I can't do anything on MOBI viewer. Text format open with CR3 is nicer.


Your questions are good for me to prepare the screenshot, Let me take a while and will display them.
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