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exth type, exth data
On the top right of the excellent windows gui version of the excellent mobi2mobi program there is a field for exth type, and another for exth data.
Could someone tell me please what these fields are for and how to use them? Regards, Alex |
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It is for low level experimenting. The input is assumed to be numbers and an entry in the exth data is created of the type and with the data interpreted as a number as value. It was introduced to be able to test what happens if you change or add some fields. In mobi2mobi there is also a flag --delexthtype which can be used to remove an entry in the exth data.
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Thanks again, Tompe. I guess people who don't know they are doing should ignore these fields?
Regards, Alex |
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oh good to know
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The only example I have seen of this is practice is:
Code:
mobi2mobi --outfile [output filename] --exthtype updatedtitle --exthdata "[Corrected Title]" [original AZW filename] |
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