The dictionaries I put in the root folder of the sd-card (maybe there is a more elegant way)
Now you only need the palm version for the mobipocket reader: You can use this program to emulate PalmOS on an Android device: Ok so actually out of boredom (and because it regularly pains me that it's not possible) I was looking for a way today to use all my precious mobipocket dictionaries on my android. I now use Fora dictionary together with fbreader (which accesses fora for instant lookup and can read prc and mobie usually quite well) and converted most of my dictionaries to stardict (mobi2html)- which is tedious and you'll loose some formatting and inflections If someone wants to do that i think it could work quite well) So althogether i gave up on this (but it's generally possible to port j2me to android- just google The worst thing about this is, that all your dictioranies take up the space on the root of your android phone- (which applies as long as your android apps can't be installed on the sdcard directly) So in order to get the ebooks to that directory i had to install blueftp (a java file manager) and use it to transfer my ebooks from the sdcard to that directory. the ebook and dictionary collection could only be accessed through a root directory created by the j2me runner (although the runner also allows access to the sd card)
It didn't remember any saved settings (fullscreen!) after closing it.Ģ. And actually it did work quite well, but:ġ. I was able to get the java mobipocket reader version running on my android via j2me runner. I don't really know what your needs and preferences are exactly, but i can give an update on what i did on my android.
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