Thread: Touch I love my Kobo, but...(current grumbles)
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Old 03-05-2013, 12:10 AM   #44
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Originally Posted by davidfor View Post
You missed a step: Buy an iPad or Android device. CorpseGoddess has stated at the beginning of the thread that she doesn't have one.
The desktop software ought to be able to do the same thing.

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Originally Posted by davidfor
The duplicated shelves are on the server and are put onto the device during the sync. If the shelves are empty at the time, they don't show up. But, adding a book to one, adds them to all and suddenly the duplicates appear.
This is exactly why having a second application - iOS, Android, desktop, whatever - that can manipulate your shelves is so useful; it apparently affects the information stored on the server more directly than the device-to-sqlite-to-server path does.
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