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| DSLibris | |
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| General | |
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| Author(s) | rhaleblian |
| Type | Utility |
| Version | 0.2.0 |
| Licence | Mixed |
| Links | |
| [Media:Dslibris-0.2.0.zip Download] | |
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An ebook reader for the Nintendo DS, which incorporate html support. Dslibris supports EPUB format files encoded in UTF-8. Calibre is available for converting a plethora of formats, including PDF, to EPUB.
Features
- reads XHTML (via expat) and reflows text
- saves each book location in .bkm file
- antialiased, proportional text
- UTF-8, so both eastern and western languages are honored
- auto-scan for books stored on your media
- power-save upon closing the DS lid
- restoration of previous page on restart
- brightness control on DS Lites
- support for adding TrueType and OpenType fonts
- page number displayed on right page, positioned according to overall position in book
Installation
This being DS homebrew, you’ll require a media card for your DS, and you will need to DLDI patch dslibris.nds for your DS media device.
Controls
SELECT - show the browser D-pad - control
Changelog
0.2.0 "books are restored"
- last book and page viewed are restored on restart.
- all files in the program's folder ending in .xht or .xhtml are added into the book library.
- support for Latin-1 in XHTML encoded in UTF-8 or iso-8859-1 numeric attribute format. This means some international support (see the included Czech book example).
- page number displayed on right page, positioned according to overall position in book
czech - note that margins has some issues in this case
0.1.0
- reads XHTML (via expat) and reflows text
- saves each book location in .bkm file
- antialiased, proportional text[/img]