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Old 03-15-2015, 04:25 PM   #1
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Question Why use CC? (Seriously)
I'm changing from Nook to an Android. I've been looking around and asking a few questions here (with very helpful answers).

I'm confused about something. Why should I use CC and an ereader program? Why not just use the program (I'm going to start with Moon+) and sideload the books from my computer like I've been doing with Nook?

I do use Calibre and love it. I don't mind connecting my PC to my tablet directly to do sideloads, although wireless downloads would be nice. One reason I can think of is that I can sort my books to find an older book to re-read. Are there any other reasons?
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