Display and edit metadata of MOBI or AZW3 file
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README.txt Rewrote the language codes routines. 12 years ago

README.txt

You will need to have Java (JDK or JRE) 1.5 or above to execute this program.


To start the program, just double-click on the MobiMetaEditorV0.16.jar file.

If that doesn't work, type this from the command-line:
java -jar MobiMetaEditorV0.16.jar

This was written based on the MOBI file format describe in:
http://wiki.mobileread.com/wiki/MOBI

This application is licensed under the MIT License (http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php).


ChangeLog

v0.16
- rewrote the language codes routines

v0.15
- added the ability to add/edit the TTS EXTH record
- fixed issues with ConcurrentModificationExceptions thrown
- added more language codes

v0.14
- does not pack the header if the full name field and EXTH records remain unchanged
- added Open and Save menu items
- lets the user specify the target filename

v0.13
- added a Header Info dialog, which details various fields in the PDB header, PalmDOC header, and MOBI header
- added in provisions to invoke debug and safe modes from the command line
- added in WhisperPrep, which lets users set ASINs and sets the CDEType to EBOK
(to invoke, type "java -cp MobiMetaEditorV0.16.jar cli.WhisperPrep
<input directory> <output directory>")

v0.12
- changed the GUI to use FileDialog instead of JFileChooser for a more native look and feel
- added support for window modified indicator on OS X
- lets the user specify an input filename on the command line

v0.11
- fixed some MobiHeader size calculation bugs
- added facilities to edit the language fields

v0.10
- initial release