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Originally Posted by dakini
Hi everyone,
I'm not normally in the Nook forum as I've got another reader, but I'm trying to sideload some books to a Nook, and needed to make sure I'm doing it correctly.
Was planning on sideloading them to a micro SD card that can then be used with the machine. On my Kobo, I just drag and drop from my Calibre library, and the reader processes them when I insert the card. Is that all I need to do with .epub files for the Nook, too? I won't see the person with the Nook until after I'm not near Calibre/computer, so I can't just wait and try like I normally would. But this appears a basic enough question I couldn't find the answer in any threads. Thanks!
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I don't use calibre, but I have always been able to insert the microSD card into the NOOK first. Then when I connect the NOOK to the computer via cable, the microSD card shows as a separate drive. At that point it's easy to copy epub files from the computer onto the microSD card. Be careful to properly eject BOTH the NOOK and the microSD card (separately). Once disconnected, the NOOK should be able to see those epub files you've saved onto the microSD card. It should not be necessary to remove the microSD card to add (or delete) books.