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Originally Posted by JSWolf
What I did when I moved from my T1 to the H2O was to create a new library. I then use ondevice:true to get a list of all the eBooks. I them copied them to the new library. If you do that, you can then go to the new library and get the reading positions for all the eBooks you've started reading/have read and then send all of those eBooks to your H2O. You will also have the collections as you've defined them. That's why this way works.
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I think a new library is overkill. My normal workflow uses a send-to-device reading list. As I get new books, or fiddle with the existing ones, I add them to the list. They get sent to the device when it is next connected.
What I would do is:
- Create a new send-to-device list for the new device. Set it to send on connect and clear itself. You will need to connect the new device to do this.
- Connect the old device and store the current reading status of the books
- Select all the books that are on the device and add them to the list
- Disconnect the old device
- Connect the new device
- When the send is complete, disconnect the new device and let it process the books.
- Reconnect the new device and restore the reading status
- Disconnect the new device
- Move away from the computer and read something
If you don't use reading lists, add a tag to the books on the old device when it is connected. Something like "copyToNewDevice". Then select all these and send them to the new device,