Thread: Sending metadata to Kobo Glo via Calibre is slow
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Old 12-23-2016, 06:34 PM   #6
davidfor
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Originally Posted by Julez View Post
I will take your advice and revert. I see the option to compress database but I will have to explore SQLite database manager. This girl here is far from being a techie so this may be tricky Hahaha
The compress through the Kobo Utilities is the same that the database manager will do. I mention the choice in case someone doesn't want the plugin or simply prefers to do it themselves.
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So far I have been cleaning the screen from edge to edge with a screen cleaner and a micro fibre cloth. I'll have to look more closely but seems pretty ok to me.
My son's Touch had a tiny piece of paper stuck in the corner at one time. It meant that the menu wouldn't stay open when tapped. Something like that isn't likely to be causing your problem, but it's a good idea to eliminate all the possibilities.
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