Thread: 2.8.1 bug(s)
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Old 08-01-2013, 11:02 PM   #25
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What that you were trying to make a cover that accurately depicted characters from a book? I'd buy that. But, the choice of character and I suspect dress, might be suspect.

I've done that a couple of times. When I got the first of the Barsoom books, I went looking for the most lurid cover I could find. It just suited my mood at the time
Eeyup. It seems funny at the time. If you have a few seconds, take a look at the cover for Elfhome. Neither Tinker nor Impatience (the dragon -- at least I was assuming that it was supposed to be Impatience) look at all like the image of them I get from the books. Heck, Impatience isn't even the right colour.

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That I understand. My wife read both Austen and Heyer. She has a tendency to pick one up, read a bit and put it down somewhere. Sometimes it feels like the house is covered in them. And I shudder to think what she has on her Touch.
Hmmm... I agree. I don't want to think about what my wife has on her Glo. Austen and Heyer I don't mind. From her descriptions, her newer "lovie-doves" as she refers to them should come with plain brown wrappers. I will admit to liking some of Jane Austen's books. On yet another hand, I also have "A Vindication of the Rights of Women" from around the same era.

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I had quick play with the bookmarks. With the firmware I am running, the bookmarks were deleted from the database when I deleted the book using the GUI. But calibre isn't deleting them. Putting the book back on the device picked up the bookmarks. Powering off didn't affect this. Can you do a check on your database? A corrupt bookmark table might explain this.
I'll check that when I get the chance. I've moved a lot of books on and off in the last couple of weeks and haven't done a factory reset which I probably should have done after trying to trigger the disconnect issue.

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David
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