Internal associations for *.fb2.zip
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Internal associations for *.fb2.zip
I've added an internal association for *.fb2.zip in order to open such files with AlReader, but TC still opens files as archives. Is there a way to avoid entering them as archives and opening with AlReader according to the internal association?
Re: Internal associations for *.fb2.zip
The only way I can make it work is to rename the *.fb2.zip files to for example *.zip.fb2 and then set the internal association accordingly to *.zip.fb2
Last edited by petermad on 2019-02-08, 11:24 UTC, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Internal associations for *.fb2.zip
The best way is to rename all *.fb2.zip files to *.fbz extension, which is already in use. See Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FictionBook
Regards from Poland
Andrzej P. Wozniak
Andrzej P. Wozniak
Re: Internal associations for *.fb2.zip
Well, .fbz looks like a good choice, thanks!
However it would be great to be able completely override Enter keypress with internal associations...
Unfortunately some e-readers don't understand .fbz extension so I have to rename it to .fb2.zip.
However it would be great to be able completely override Enter keypress with internal associations...
Unfortunately some e-readers don't understand .fbz extension so I have to rename it to .fb2.zip.
Re: Internal associations for *.fb2.zip
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If you use slister plugin, you should rather use fb2z extension which is supported by SumatraPDF.
Unfortunately, Sumatra recognizes only extension and doesn't parse zip/rar/7z files to check their content (maybe they are epub/fbz ebooks or cbz/cbr/cb7 comic books?)
If you use slister plugin, you should rather use fb2z extension which is supported by SumatraPDF.
Unfortunately, Sumatra recognizes only extension and doesn't parse zip/rar/7z files to check their content (maybe they are epub/fbz ebooks or cbz/cbr/cb7 comic books?)
Regards from Poland
Andrzej P. Wozniak
Andrzej P. Wozniak
Re: Internal associations for *.fb2.zip
I don't use slister, I use separate reader tool AlReader which does open file with both .fb2.zip and .fbz extensions w/o problems.
But as I said, the problem is that I can't copy .fbz to the book reader device, it doesn't see it, so I prefer to keep files in .fb2.zip on my PC for easier synchronization (but in such case I can't open them in AlReader using internal associations).
But as I said, the problem is that I can't copy .fbz to the book reader device, it doesn't see it, so I prefer to keep files in .fb2.zip on my PC for easier synchronization (but in such case I can't open them in AlReader using internal associations).