Troubleshooting Anyone help me to check if their Kindle able to read following html.

[carterw]

As i mentioned earlier in this forum about my converting problem about HTML using calibre, I still couldn't figure out the problem for my Kindle's crash.

Therefore, I put up my file, both Mobi and Original, see if any poeple would like to have a try.

Please kindly help to see Mobi format first ,see if u guys got crash after few times of forward and backward button (at least try with 4 times , better with dictionary function on)

The software I am using is calibre v0.7.29
Setting as follows:
Look&Feel: only checked "Remove spacing between paragraphs"
Structure Detection:" only checked Remove Header & Remove Footer"

Million thx in advance.


www.story4photos.com/upload/Inbound%20Marketing(Oringinal).rar
www.story4photos.com/upload/Inbound%20Marketing_%20Get%20Found%20Using%20Googl %20(Mobi%20format).rar

[DMSmillie]

Your HTML files use frames, and are full of Javascript, and while both frames and Javascript have limited support in the MOBI format itself, neither, to the best of my knowledge, are supported on the Kindle (someone please correct me if I'm wrong about this!). I don't think it's the use of the dictionary function that's causing problems with this Mobi - I'd think it's more likely the use of Javascript and frames.

- Donna

[carterw]

Originally Posted by DMSmillie

Your HTML files use frames, and are full of Javascript, and while both frames and Javascript have limited support in the MOBI format itself, neither, to the best of my knowledge, are supported on the Kindle (someone please correct me if I'm wrong about this!). I don't think it's the use of the dictionary function that's causing problems with this Mobi - I'd think it's more likely the use of Javascript and frames.

- Donna

Thank you, This is great help for me.