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Old 10-06-2009, 01:40 AM   #16
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Pocketbook 301 + and Pocketbook 360 ° can install any number of custom dictionaries. With the program for conversion can be adapted dictionaries of various formats, such Lingvo for work on the device.

Absolutely right, thanks Forkie.
You may install various kinds of dictionaries - from En-En to En-Es or Ru-En to it. It tried En-En on a FB2 format book - it works perfectly
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Absolutely right, thanks Forkie.
You may install various kinds of dictionaries - from En-En to En-Es or Ru-En to it. It tried En-En on a FB2 format book - it works perfectly
What dictionary formats are supported?

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on a FB2 format book - it works perfectly
Dictionaries work well as with EPUB, mobi, txt formats.
With the PDF file format mode Reflow dictionaries will work on the next Firmware, which will soon be released. But PDF can be converted into calibre fb2, EPUB, mobi.
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What dictionary formats are supported?

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Format .dic

With the help of a converter can XDXF, Dict and Lingvo DSL formats to make a good fit for Pocketbook
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