Thread: How to add downloaded epub file to Kobo desktop library (not the reader)?
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Old 06-15-2014, 08:50 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by PeterT View Post
Unfortunately, the Kobo Desktop app. only supports materials directly downloaded from the Kobo store in the format we often call kepub. These get downloaded when you do a sync within the Desktop itself.
June 2014 update:

I have found found Kobo puts books in the \kepub directory. Ebook files will be named like, for example q1w2e3r4t56y. I simply add an .epub extension to the end and it can be opened with any standard ebook reader software. I have tried some free samples so far.

So, can you confirm Kobo uses standard EPUB for paid books as well, in 2014?

To the topic: but it still can't add offline books, right?
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