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When I set that one up a year ago, it required a week, with large amounts of manual intervention, to copy my (then) 3800 books -- per the docs, I had to copy them in dribs and drabs of 100 or so books, selecting them one at a time, using the Content Server.
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Why didn't you use "Download all"?
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I now have 4500+ books on my Android device and successfully moved to my new inkBOOK. However, none of my categories (in a column in my library called "Kindle Collections") made it over. A reader with 4500 books and no categories is effectively useless.
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See FAQ
How can I see my custom "columns made from other columns" in the Cloud Connection's top-level list? and
How do I add my custom columns to the Grouping drawer?
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The instructions scattered over FAQs and forum entries says I have to start the wireless connection in Calibre using "wireless connection menu shown above." (quote from the FAQ). My Calibre, version 3.12 *DOES NOT HAVE ANYTHING RESEMBLING THIS MENU*. I can start, stop, and configure the content server via "Preferences/Change Calibre Behavior/Sharing/Sharing over the Net", but there's *absolutely nothing* relating to "wireless connections".
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calibre 3.12 most certainly does have "something relating to wireless connections", as this image shows.
If you don't see that line in the Connect/Share menu then you either are running some bizarro distro version of calibre, you have removed the Connect/Share button, or you have disabled the wireless device plugin (calibre Preferences / Plugins / Device interface plugins / SmartDevice).