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LaurieGator · 01-07-2011, 02:04 PM

Thanks again for the reminder.

I am home with a sinus headache and thought I would attempt to try this. I found that I didn't need the "drop book" file and Apprentice Alf's file is super easy to use. Once I have done that, I am putting them into catagories by file extension (like PDF, AZW, etc) then I can use Calibre to put them onto each ereader.

This is just as good as sliced bread! Especially for those of us with mixed marriages (Kindle and Nook, Sony and Kindle etc...)

01-07-2011, 02:04 PM	#18
LaurieGator Crazy Cat Lady Posts: 96 Karma: 13662 Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Arizona Device: Kindle 2i, Nook Color (Rooted)	Thanks again for the reminder. I am home with a sinus headache and thought I would attempt to try this. I found that I didn't need the "drop book" file and Apprentice Alf's file is super easy to use. Once I have done that, I am putting them into catagories by file extension (like PDF, AZW, etc) then I can use Calibre to put them onto each ereader. This is just as good as sliced bread! Especially for those of us with mixed marriages (Kindle and Nook, Sony and Kindle etc...)