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Originally Posted by Devot3d
Thanks for the helpful thread!
I've used the tips here to make my own Chinese-English dictionary. I converted CEdict over to the correct format, got rid of the traditional characters since I don't want them and I'm not sure how they would affect the functionality of the dictionary. I also changed the pinyin with numbers to pinyin with tone marks because I prefer tone marks.
It seems to be good, but I don't know until I try it on a Kindle and my Kindle is not working right now 
So is there anyone with a Kindle 3 that could test out my dictionary for me?  I'd really appreciate any help, and I'm sure other people would find a Chinese-English dictionary helpful.
just check out the attached .mobi file, set it as your default dictionary on the kindle, and let me know if it works with the instant lookup. |
Hey Devot3d, it didn't work for me. I can open and read the dictionary, however, the look up function does not work for me. If it makes any difference, I do have the font and ss hack for the kindle.
I'd be happy to test future versions for you as well! Keep up the good work!
edit: If anyone else has made a Chinese-English dictionary, please post it! Help us non-computer savvy users!