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Old 06-22-2011, 04:24 PM   #223
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Originally Posted by anamardoll View Post
I'm interested to know what happens if you wipe your SD card and then put the same books back on from Calibre.

I've been doing this a lot lately because I frequently update cover data, metadata, embedded fonts, and publisher margins in Calibre and then I reupload all my books to a clean SD card and slap THAT into my reader.

I would suspect -- I don't KNOW -- that the changed file would look like a different, unshelved book to the Nook reader. I vaguely remember trying this with my N1 or NC (can't remember which) and I remember that being the case.

So, there's that.
If you leave the Nook connected to your PC (with Calibre running) while you remove a book, make changes and re-transfer it with the same file-name-structure to the card, then it usually stays in the shelve.
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