How is the book on-device library organized? Does it support folder within folder structure? Example: Fiction/Mystery/Author/Series/book
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Yes it can. Just consider it as a USB memory stick as far as organising files. You mount the USB connection then use Windows file manager to copy ebooks across to the device in any folder structure you want. I do not know what the max path length is though. My structure is just author/series/book and I have had no issues. Hope this helps.
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Yes it can. Cant answer all questions, but the reader can do just what your laptop can do with USB connection. I use it only for reading and can always find my lists, authors, what has been read, what you are reading and marks page you last read. Hope this anwers your questions - money well spent. ELMARIE ROBERTS
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yes,it support folder within folder structure.BUT,I suggest you buy a kindle,kindle is much better than iRiver.kindle support folder within folder structure too.
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Yes it can. Just consider it as a USB memory stick as far as organising files. You mount the USB connection then use Windows file manager to copy ebooks across to the device in any folder structure you want. I do not know what the max path length is though.My structure is just author/series/book and I have had no issues.Hope this helps.
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I believe as long as the ebooks are epub, you should be able to side load them to your nook or side load them to an sd card. I have done that with my Sony, Kobo & Smashwords ebooks. I used to have a Sony ereader, and when I switched to nook, I downloaded the Sony ebooks to my computer, hooked up my nook to the computer, and dragged the ebook files to an SD card that I had loaded on my nook. Same with my Kobo & Smashword ebooks. Another option would be to see if there is a BooksAMillion app in the google play store. You could load the app on your nook, sign in to your BooksAMillion account on the app, and your library will show up within the app. I also just went to the BooksAMillion website and it appears that they used to sell Nook devices on their site, so I'm sure that would indicate it is compatible. Hope these suggestions are helpful and you can always visit a Barnes & Noble store Nook counter and the sales staff can assist you with any questions.
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I use a Chrome book so I don't know. But it's easy enough to grab the pics and pdfs from the sd card. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
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Yes. I actually use the Nook app in the tablet to read my e-books (even though I don't own any B&N; books), reads my EPUB books perfectly and I like its internal (i.e. not online) dictionary. I think it has the Kindle app pre-installed but I haven't used it.
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Yes, you can load books with the usb cable if they are in pdf or epub format. I do this all the time. Many libraries offer epub format book checkout and there are a ton of free books available at online sites like gutenberg project and the like.
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Hi Larry - I am also looking for mp3 player for audiobooks from NetLibrary - Do you know if Sansa has bookmarking feature? How did you narrow your choices to Sansa? Thanks for your help. Willow
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I have hardback novels on mine and it seems fine. However, my shelves are not totally full.
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take the back off slowly and insert it the Barnes and noble. Website will show you how step by step. ask question. Load micro sd card for nook first edition and it shows you. hope it helps.
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can you back up the touch, if so to what? sd card? CD for books? It seems if you have alot of books, music & Photos you can run out of space. Would like to store books on to something else
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Yes, I use my shuffle only for audiobooks which I get from the library or Audible.com. First, Connect Shuffle. Then, 1) download book to OverDrive Media Console. 2) Open Finder, book chapters should appear in Finder. 3) Open iTunes: click on File on task bar; click/open "Add to Library" in drop down dialog box. 4) Go back to Finder and highlight book/chapters in Finder. 5)drag chapters to music under devices in "Add to Library" dialog box. 6) Click "open" at bottom of screen. 7) Click "sync" at bottom of screen. Hope this helps. I think I got the steps in order. Seems confusing at first, but after you do it a few times it's easy. Enjoy listening. Yes, I use my shuffle only for audiobooks which I get from the library or Audible.com. First, Connect Shuffle. Then, 1) download book to OverDrive Media Console. 2) Open Finder, book chapters should appear in Finder. 3) Open iTunes: click on File on task bar; click/open "Add to Library" in drop down dialog box. 4) Go back to Finder and highlight book/chapters in Finder. 5)drag chapters to music under devices in "Add to Library" dialog box. 6) Click "open" at bottom of screen. 7) Click "sync" at bottom of screen. Hope this helps. I think I got the... » Read More Yes, I use my shuffle only for audiobooks which I get from the library or Audible.com. First, Connect Shuffle. Then, 1) download book to OverDrive Media Console. 2) Open Finder, book chapters should appear in Finder. 3) Open iTunes: click on File on task bar; click/open "Add to Library" in drop down dialog box. 4) Go back to Finder and highlight book/chapters in Finder. 5)drag chapters to music under devices in "Add to Library" dialog box. 6) Click "open" at bottom of screen. 7) Click "sync" at bottom of screen. Hope this helps. I think I got the steps in order. Seems confusing at first, but after you do it a few times it's easy. Enjoy listening. « Show Less
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Okay, you downloaded the Kindle app to your Coby. Now you have to add/delete your books to the Kindle folder. (Attach Coby to your PC or use ES Explorer or a file manager to locate it.)
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Yes. I actually use the Nook app in the tablet to read my e-books (even though I don't own any B&N books), reads my EPUB books perfectly and I like its internal (i.e. not online) dictionary. I think it has the Kindle app pre-installed but I haven't used it.
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It does not have a USB, although it may seem to. There is a micro USB used for charging - although the microUSB may also seem to connect to (non-NOOK) micro-USB cables, it actually does not. If you're not a tech-geek, it's pretty much useless. There's no provision for backing up on a laptop or anything like that - I guess B&N; don't want you keeping the stuff you've paid for anywhere but in their cloud or on the e-reader. My opinion - do not consider it a tablet, at all. It's a e-reader with some almost-misleading features of a tablet. We're using it at this point as a shopping list organizer and that's about it (where it's not an e-reader). It does not have a USB, although it may seem to. There is a micro USB used for charging - although the microUSB may also seem to connect to (non-NOOK) micro-USB cables, it actually does not. If you're not a tech-geek, it's pretty much useless. There's no provision for backing up on a laptop or anything like that - I guess B&N; don't want you keeping the stuff you've paid for anywhere but in their cloud or on the e-reader. My opinion - do not consider it a tablet, at all. It's a e-reader with some almost-misleading features of a tablet. We're using it at this point as a shopping list... » Read More It does not have a USB, although it may seem to. There is a micro USB used for charging - although the microUSB may also seem to connect to (non-NOOK) micro-USB cables, it actually does not. If you're not a tech-geek, it's pretty much useless. There's no provision for backing up on a laptop or anything like that - I guess B&N; don't want you keeping the stuff you've paid for anywhere but in their cloud or on the e-reader. My opinion - do not consider it a tablet, at all. It's a e-reader with some almost-misleading features of a tablet. We're using it at this point as a shopping list organizer and that's about it (where it's not an e-reader). « Show Less
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Yes, of course!! I have the Kindle app on mine. The really great thing about it is that you can archive books and save them for reading later - and then have "home" books that you are currently reading. That way you save space on the device. You can also download other reader apps as well. Happy reading!
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I use Aldiko to download and read my library books. I think it is a better reader than the Nook or Kindle readers. You don't really need Overdrive.
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Hi Elizabeth. This is the same program as on my main website. The download version and the disc are different prices on the website. The books have embedded audio and video. Everything you need is on the disc (which is now a DVD 'data' disc) and needs to be accessed on your computer. The files work perfectly with PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone, or any Android tablet or phone. I hope that helps. Best of luck. Robin Hall
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With 2.0 you can side-load android apps like the Kindle app.. also has good, free/cheap ebook readers you can download from App World