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Originally Posted by ODelphi
Assume that we have removed the book's DRM using Calibre. We can turn the book into the file format we want. Then we can start reading with Moon Reader. Moon Reader allows you to back up to DropBox. I tried it on different devices. Unfortunately, it was not able to synchronize properly. So it's not very secure.
Therefore, the most definitive solution is for manufacturers to set a standard. But they will not be willing. :-)
Tell us! How are you doing it? What program are you using?
The text may have been a little long for some. But, it is quite descriptive. :-)
Users will like to see the content they create in books, in every device. Just as they love to see other content they create, in every device.
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I use my Kindle if I'm reading something I know I'll want to highlight and take notes. The highlights save across all Kindle devices and apps, and since I can install the Kindle app on android and IOS I can read it with the highlights and bookmarks and notes on any device. If the book didn't come from Amazon originally, no problem, because I can email it to my Kindle cloud, and everything will sync across all devices.
Shari