Thread: How to send ebooks straight to SD card
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Old 08-07-2008, 03:47 AM   #7
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I have a Sync program set up on my Mac for my CyBook.

The benefit is that when I download eBooks to the Mac, I just add them into the folder on my Mac, and/or delete or move books (e.g. delete from "a a new books" folder once read), and I can be confident that the changes will be automatically propagated to the CyBook's SD card next time I plug it in.

This works very nicely for my 1400 or so eBooks, which currently take up just under 1GB. So I've got plenty of space for new books on the 2GB card.

Paul

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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
I'm slightly baffled by this "sync" business. An SD card is just an external drive as far as the PC is concerned - why not just copy books directly to it? What benefit is gained from "syncing" to it?
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