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Old 08-11-2011, 10:16 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by Joanneke View Post
Hi Theducks,

Thanks for this (simple) suggestion. Works for me!
It is a pain when outboard systems and software out step each other

My last 2 new Laptops (7 year spread) have dropped connectivity options that I previously used.
I bought a PCMCIA COM1: adapter to make up (this was a MSDOS machine, where USB converters don't fly) for the loss of the COM port .
I also had a PCMCIA SCSI card for my Scanner and Zip drive (remember those )

The latest laptop has no: PCMCIA, COM#:, SCSI, LPT#: (it gained ports I don't need yet)

At least you can use your Nook. Unfortunately, you are missing out on some really newer Calibre features.
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