- #Mobi file reader zip file
- #Mobi file reader full
- #Mobi file reader code
- #Mobi file reader windows 7
This is also a splitter control between the left hand explorer and right-hand grid, so you can adjust this for best viewing depending on your file structure and the number of columns in the grid that you want to view. The controls should all be anchored to the edges so you can resize the main form as you wish to fit your own screen resolution. The right hand pane shows the mobi metadata for every supported file in the folder.Ĭurrently only.
The left hand pane has a Windows Explorer treeview for folder selection. Then at any time you can go back to the home folder by clicking the house button on the explorer bar. The home folder by default is C:\ but one can easily set this to be the root of the ebook collection just by clicking the house button at the top of the form. I've tried to adopt a fairly simple Windows Explorer style interface. I have tested this on a few dozen of my own ebook folders and all work fine, but obviously a wider test may prove a few hitches with a few books.
#Mobi file reader windows 7
Written with Visual Studio 2010 and built/tested on Windows 7 Ultimate, 64-bit OS. Earlier than 2.0/2005 would involve extensive rewriting due to the use of typed lists throughout the application. Net 2.0 and build in Visual Studio 2008/2005.
NOTE: With some minor tweaking to the using statements in the source one could probably get this running under at least. Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 required to compile the source. Net 4.0 Framework to run the executables. NOTE: You might possibly get this working on earlier operating systems but I'm not prepared to support anything older than XP! p (so Windows 95/98/NT4/2000 users, if there are any out there, will have to figure any problems out for yourselves!) p I used (and tweaked) this Windows Explorer user control for the user interface
#Mobi file reader full
The "guts" of the Mobi file parsing has been heavily modelled on Gluggy's Java program, so full credit to him for that! Just please throw me a credit if you use it and post it anywhere!Īdditionally I'd like to credit the following sources: I consider this to be open source, so please feel free to use or reuse all or part of this in your own applications, as long as it's not for commercial gain. exe, so if you don't have Visual Studio simply go into the debug or release folders to run the.
#Mobi file reader zip file
The zip file contains the full source and I have built debug and release versions of the. However, I don't imagine there would be too much work involved to extend this program to write metadata back to the mobi file. I only needed read access and also didn't want to mess with writing to Mobi metadata at this stage (I understand you can seriously screw up the Mobi file if you get it wrong!) so this is just read only. Net application to use all of its functionality. All the mobi metadata stuff is in a separate folder so that one can easily copy this folder into any other. This has been written entirely in C#, including all the parsing of the Mobi metadata file, so it is not reliant on Mobiperl or any other external modules or libraries.
#Mobi file reader code
I had actually written this as part of a larger ebook management system, quite specific to my Dad's needs to help rename and tidy his eBook files, so I have extracted my code from this and made this standalone Windows application. Since several people expressed an interest in seeing the code for this if I got it up and running, I thought I'd post it here. As promised (erm, several months ago, sorry for the delay!) I have knocked up a Mobi metadata reader in C#.
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