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Old 08-24-2014, 09:29 PM   #14
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Originally Posted by MiniMouse View Post
Hi,

just felt the need to post my personal experience with restoring a crashed library because YES, that happened to me a few days ago! And maybe my experience is old news to most of you but for me it was new territory.

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As I connected my reader to the new restored library, I found out though that 16 books were missing!
And then I found out that I can also import my books from my reader to my library (though I don't know if every reader stores all the metadata information the same way than Sony reader do)! So I added the books to the library from my reader and SAVED that now complete-again library.

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Mini
Could you tell me please how you imported ebooks from your Sony reader?

I had a recent hard disk crash, and have lost all data from two months ago. NB: I know and use only the basics of calibre.
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