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Old 11-07-2007, 05:24 AM   #1
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Can the Cybook Gen3 display Japanese? I'd be interested in having a good Japanese-English dictionary on there (though the main reason for getting it would be to read English novels which are hard to find/expensive in Japan).

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Old 11-07-2007, 06:53 AM   #2
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Can the Cybook Gen3 display Japanese? I'd be interested in having a good Japanese-English dictionary on there (though the main reason for getting it would be to read English novels which are hard to find/expensive in Japan).

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It should support japanese through embedded fonts in PDF files.
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Old 11-07-2007, 07:28 AM   #3
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It should support japanese through embedded fonts in PDF files.
and could it run an Japanese-English dictionary? The more I think about about it , the less likely it seems. An electronic dictionary, especially where non-roman character languages are involved, can get pretty complicated.
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and could it run an Japanese-English dictionary? The more I think about about it , the less likely it seems. An electronic dictionary, especially where non-roman character languages are involved, can get pretty complicated.
I don't know about this. Is there such a dictionnary available in Mobipocket format ? Look for it on mobipocket's website...
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Isnt Japanaese a right to left language? If so, the it is not supported. The CyBook only support left to right languages at the moment.
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Isnt Japanaese a right to left language?
in a book Japanese goes top to bottom and the vertical lines of text go right to left. Doesn't sound like it'll work...
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