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naisren · 07-26-2011, 11:39 PM

I guess I used the old version of mobigen, which is similar with current mobi publisher version.
The following version could not repeat the warnings about images.

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* Amazon.com kindlegen(Windows) V1.0 build 85 *
* A command line e-book compiler *
* Copyright Amazon.com 2009 *
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Thanks for your quick test and your understanding (XXX replacement).

With the javascript part, I always think it is excellent for this reader software, which make the mobi reader more attractive. I checked many official mobi dics, old or new, almost every dic uses the javascript.

The javascript in mobi is not perfect yet, which is a good point when a professional ebook, such as medical one, needs simple table handling inquiry. Sooner or later Kindle would fell obliged to apply the javasript into different platforms readers.

07-26-2011, 11:39 PM	#108
naisren Enthusiast Posts: 41 Karma: 12 Join Date: Jul 2009 Device: ppc	I guess I used the old version of mobigen, which is similar with current mobi publisher version. The following version could not repeat the warnings about images. *********************************************** * Amazon.com kindlegen(Windows) V1.0 build 85 * * A command line e-book compiler * * Copyright Amazon.com 2009 * *********************************************** Thanks for your quick test and your understanding (XXX replacement). With the javascript part, I always think it is excellent for this reader software, which make the mobi reader more attractive. I checked many official mobi dics, old or new, almost every dic uses the javascript. The javascript in mobi is not perfect yet, which is a good point when a professional ebook, such as medical one, needs simple table handling inquiry. Sooner or later Kindle would fell obliged to apply the javasript into different platforms readers.