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Originally Posted by Cyphox
i never used kepubs that much, but i guess you bought them via the kobo-shop?
as far as i know, as long as you've not moved those books into the trash bin, they will automatically sync to your device no matter what.
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I got a handful of books when I first got the glo over the shops wireless, direct to the glo (I went back a couple of times). Some are public domain some aren't, some are DRM'ed and some aren't.. I haven't connected to the Kobo store from the ereader since (no wireless at home). Been using non-drmed & public domain books; put onto the glo sideways.
Some of those early books aren't in my library on the Kobo web site. Hence the question about backing them up from the reader, or more to the point how to restore them if I need to. Will obok restore them?
Perhaps the shop used there own account to get them? I don't understand the implications of the DRM thing. (and I cant go back to the shop!)
And I don't understand how the multiple libraries work; web,desktop,reader; and what the software does if they don't agree with each other. Are the web library and the reader library subsets of the desktop library? And if I install desktop it will collate a super set of everything on the reader and everything in the web account, (everything kepub related)?