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Originally Posted by Abtacha
That's what I do too.
But if you don't want to use Calibre you can simply use your favourite file-manager (on Windows probably the Windows Explorer) and copy the books to the T1.
You'll have to authorize the T1 with Adobe first to view DRMed books though.
The easiest way is to connect the reader to a WiFi net and access the Sony store, just make sure you use the same e-mail address there as you did for ADE.
Or you can do it through the Reader for PC software.
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Thank you. This is just what I needed to know. I already use Calibre but in preparation for the T1 I downloaded and installed the Mac version of Reader. It recognized my 505 but it also pulled all of my eBooks out of Calibre. I didn't really want that. I'd rather continue to use Calibre and delete Reader from my computer entirely.
Looks like there's no problem doing that.
Okay, I can't leave this alone. Going back to the OP, the reason I don't want to use Reader is exactly like AprilHare's problem. I had installed Reader to make Collections on my PRS505. It made me update my password. Fair enough since I hadn't been back for over a year.
When I went to buy a T1 from my browser, I got almost clear through and it switched me to the Sony Store in Reader and made me enter everything all over again. When I got to the final checkout it refused my password. I use 1Password and I know it was the same one. I finally gave up and reset it again. When I went back my shopping cart was empty. It made me start over again for the forth time before finally letting me buy a new Reader.
I've gotten used to Amazon and Barnes and Noble, they make it easy to buy their products. [end of rant]