Thread: Using my daughter's Asus Transformer as an eReader...not bad at all
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Old 12-29-2011, 03:36 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by wdi View Post
Getting books between apps, or from Calibre into a particular app requires more effort. You have to disconnect the USB end of the charging cable from the wall wart, and then connect it to your PC. Then use Windows Explorer (assuming not a Mac) to find the folders each app is using, and drag and drop them from the Calibre folder.
Not at all. Install the free AirDroid app from the market and sideload your books from your PC, without any cables involved.
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