Thread: What do you do after you finish reading a book?
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Old 04-25-2008, 08:59 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by schulzmc View Post
I put my SD card in, move the book to the card, and then remove the card again. That way I have my whole library on the card if I want to reload a book (and not depend on Amazon's online library for me or my connection) but don't have to look at the book in my list all the time.

I am eager for the option to hide the SD card list and only see the "on the Kindle" list in the home screen so I don't have to keep putting the card in and removing it. (And BTW - I back up the card every once in a while to my PC.)
I hadn't thought of that idea. I do what JSWolf does; I put it in a Read folder.

I was thinking of burning the files [books] to CD [no DVD burner on my computer], but SD cards have gotten so cheap and ebooks are typically so small that I'm going to look into your method.

Thank you.

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