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Originally Posted by WT Sharpe
...Although it seems no one here has of yet reported any problems except for ZoeRochelle, from the Apple discussions link in the first post it's apparent that many people have. Those of us who haven't can count themselves fortunate.
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So far I've had no problems at all and I'm really enjoying some of the new features. I'm still not sure what exactly happened to the original poster - did she somehow lose her entire book library, or is she upset that the new iBooks renamed files and moved them to a new location? If it's the latter, then to me it doesn't seem like a big deal, but I suppose if one likes to have things organised in a certain way and has a large library then it could be a pain. If it's the former and she lost her library, then that is something major.
I think any new system would always have differences that some people won't like or kinks to work out, and Mavericks will be no different. I do count myself lucky I personally haven't had to deal with any yet with Mavericks.
ETA - Though it sounds like the original poster solved her problem, I became curious to find the locations of the books in iBooks. If anyone else would like to know, here is a
link to an article that describes how to find them. Here's the basic steps:
1 - If your user library isn't already visible, make it visible. Do this by opening Finder, having the view on your user folders (which normally includes "Documents", "Downloads", etc.), then pressing "command-J" (or choosing "show view options" under the "view" menu tab), and then checking "show library folder" from the options.
2 - Follow this path starting with the now visible user Library - /Library/Containers/com.apple.BKAgentService/Data/Documents/iBooks. As ZoeRochelle said, books will now be labelled with alpha-numeric code, though I've noticed some such as PDFs are still labelled with their original title.