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Old 08-04-2010, 02:53 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by robandcurtis View Post
If you can get Adobe Digital Editions installed on the PC you are using, you can borrow books from your local library no matter where you are in the world.
Aha! I will bring my library card number with me then and remember http://www.gutenberg.org . Thanks!
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Finally, if you just want some backup, if you have some ePub format books that you want to have add later, save them on line in your Google, MSN or whatever account you use. You can then retrieve them and add them as needed.
I don't have a large collection of ePubs since I just got the Kobo. It already has 100 classics, many of which I would willingly read. Everything I have fits on the Kobo (no SD card).
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