Thread: How do you maintain and backup your ebook library?
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Old 07-12-2012, 07:16 AM   #104
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Originally Posted by Lynx-lynx View Post
I'm curious .... how do you maintain your elibrary and back it up / copy it?
I don't have a very large collection yet, and most of my stuff is already Project Gutenberg/MR downloads, but I try to stick them all on a thumb drive and/or dropbox in case anything happens. Also they are on my e-reader which usually travels with me.

I can't ensure absolute guarantee that I won't lose everything, but I can try. There's more of a chance that I'll get my e-books back than my clarinet back should my house burn down.

I have several Smashwords books that were initially offered free (I go there every couple of days downloading everything for free that I think I will like), but now they are paid books, so I put priority on books I can't potentially "re-get" via PG or MR etc.
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