Java eBook Conversion using Tequila Cat

By glitch, on November 5th, 2007

I’ve noticed that when I’ve posted the article Java eBook Conversion, many got interested with the topic so I’m making this entry to give way to another FREE Java eBook Conversion software, Tequila Cat eBook Reader and Converter.

Tequila Cat software supports plain TXT, RTF, PDF, PDB/PRC (Palm e-books), HTML formats. I’ve tried to convert a repligo file, it didn’t work! I’ve tested the software by converting a 388kb PDF file, the output JAVA file is now 104kb. Here’s the output, The World As I See It. Basically, its almost the same as mjBook software.

How to use Tequila Cat:

Download TequilaCat V2.3.4 and extract the .zip file to your computer. In my case, I’ve extracted it to C:\Program Files\Java\Tequila
Open Shell.exe to convert ebooks
Choose the correct phone type
Add book and make necessary adjustments to your eBook
Transfer your converted ebooks to ur phone… via bluetooth, cable, irda etc.
Install the java ebook to your phone
Open it to read the eBook

Reminders:

Images from the source file will be ignored
Don’t forget to set your margins, word wrap, font, colors settings
Find more information at the help option
Every book you converted will become standalone, that means that you can read them without having to install any additional reader application just like other java files.
Press “0″ or zero key to go to the main menu of your java eBook on your phone.

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itot54joni

November 5th, 2007 at 12:01 pm

uy add mo nmn ako sa links mo d2.ajijiji.tnx.pandagdag din!!!

Barut

July 4th, 2008 at 7:54 pm

Hi,

I have come to your site searching a mobile e-book creator, freeware full working version!

This software looks great, but, why it does not support UTF8 format? It has Arabic setting but does not work for me!

I use Arabic and Latin characters, so, my e-book needs to be readable by my readers.

Do you have any other software in your hand? Or, advise to change the property of this one?

Regards

glitch

July 5th, 2008 at 1:50 pm

Barut, I haven’t tried converting to another language but you could try to browse the font or add windows font.

Another option is to try mjBook, another java conversion software. Same trick, change the font.

Please let me know what software works best for you.

Thanks for dropping by.

mToy

January 19th, 2009 at 2:18 am

You could try on-line tool to create JAR eBook. It is very easy and intuitive and support UTF-8. Its name is mBook, look at http://www.en.mtoy.pl/mbook/howto