Marisa Giancarla escribió: Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately I am
reading non-newtonbook ebooks so it doesn't help me much...
Ok, for accessing parts directly, use:
GetPkgRefInfo(PidToPkgRef(GetPackages()[XX].id))
You'll find a "parts" array there and a "parttypes" array.
You can search this partTypes array for a symbol 'Book.
HTH
Daniel
Daniel Padilla Roldán wrote: I don't know if this is what you need.
Once the book is installed, you can access its data with:
GetRoot().Copperfield.library.|NAMEOFTHEBOOK:PUBLISHER|.book.contents[XX].dat
a This is for standard newton books, it may be different for paperBack
books, etc.
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