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Old 05-22-2013, 11:47 AM   #332
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Now that it all clean and the books are on the device, how long does it take to add ten books?
2 minutes, good.
But Calibre(me) messed up collections, I wish it would have better instructions... So I have to do it all over again...

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It sound like you bought the wrong device. From everything you say, the Kobo devices are not for you. Not having a file browser is well known and even a tiny bit of research would have shown this.
Оf course. It is so much easier to say, in essence, go away, rather than agree that a feature could greatly improve the performance of the device. There are many factors that make or break the decision to buy a device. For Kobo Aura HD- screen resolution and unusual bigger screen. Against Kobo Aura HD - poor software design, poor customer service. For avid readers both important. To how many people are you saying that- Kobo is not for you?
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I don't think Kobo make any claim to support the languages you mention.
Well, just having a file manager with unicode support would help tremendously, no need to mass transliterate anything or struggle with Calibre settings.
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Of course, there is no reason you should not ask for these extra functions. But, don't be surprised when Kobo never give you the file browser. Better language support is probably on the cards, though I have no idea when.
Exactly. I've been reading ebooks for a long time now and it is very frustrating to see how poorly software is thought out and performs on a new device, how obvious features are ignored, it poses a question- does Kobo want a bigger share of ereader market or just trying to get on the band wagon? Because instead of "Kobo is not for you", they should be saying - thank you to all those who paid premium for their readers, when there are plenty to choose from.
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