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jlg432 · 11-07-2010, 10:11 AM

IMO and upon doing it several times. I did not experience any difference between removing the SD(HC) card while in an open e-book, or in an author directory.

The important aspect is to follow the waring that states "Not to insert/remove the card while it re-indexes it's self. Once it has adjusted to the change you can then go ahead and use the device.

You will also find that your location within that open e-book was not lost or corrupted when doing this. At least it has never happend to me. I guess the device logs all this info on it happening such as page changes, font sizes etc.

I run FW 35M on a JB. My ALP works the same way.
I use Micro Soft's Free SyncToy to sync both my JB's and ALP's sdHC cards to my Master Library on my Netbook. Initial SDHC card setup was done via a card reader. Each card labeled to indicate the resident device ie: JB-SDHC1

John

11-07-2010, 10:11 AM	#8
jlg432 Addict Posts: 237 Karma: 15786 Join Date: Apr 2010 Device: jetBook, ALP, Pandigital 7"Color(Black+ White), Kyros MID7015a	IMO and upon doing it several times. I did not experience any difference between removing the SD(HC) card while in an open e-book, or in an author directory. The important aspect is to follow the waring that states "Not to insert/remove the card while it re-indexes it's self. Once it has adjusted to the change you can then go ahead and use the device. You will also find that your location within that open e-book was not lost or corrupted when doing this. At least it has never happend to me. I guess the device logs all this info on it happening such as page changes, font sizes etc. I run FW 35M on a JB. My ALP works the same way. I use Micro Soft's Free SyncToy to sync both my JB's and ALP's sdHC cards to my Master Library on my Netbook. Initial SDHC card setup was done via a card reader. Each card labeled to indicate the resident device ie: JB-SDHC1 John Last edited by jlg432; 11-07-2010 at 10:35 AM.