Thread: Touch I love my Kobo, but...(current grumbles)
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Old 03-06-2013, 04:21 PM   #51
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Originally Posted by Corpsegoddess View Post
If it helps anything (and I'm going to get in touch with customer service, to see if they can help me), here's the current behaviour of my multiple shelves.

1. They cannot be deleted or renamed. It goes through the process of doing so, but nothing actually happens.
That matches my experience, too. I can't attest to the other three points you mention, as I went straight from "see duplicates" to "must fix now." About how many duplicates of a given shelf are you seeing - a couple or a handful?

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Originally Posted by Corpsegoddess
I know this is absolutely true, because I deleted every book off my actual reader and put them all on my SD, knowing I was going to attempt another factory reset.
Certainly a prudent step to take, and that's one reason I generally keep my sideloaded content on the card.

If you know someone with an iOS device, it may well be worth asking them to let you borrow the device long enough to try my solution...especially if they don't have the Kobo app installed already. That way, they install the Kobo app, you log in, go through the repair steps, delete the app, and it takes your account information off their device in the process - so you're secure. If I lived near you, I'd offer to do so myself; it's a boring process, but not a particularly long one.
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