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Originally Posted by Percivale
Thank You very much for your answer.
The only things I really would like to export are annotations.
Could you explain it to me where I can find the contents of the table user or the data from the bookmarks table (though I mind mostly annotations).
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The database on the device, KoboReader.sqlite, contains a table called "bookmarks". This contains all bookmarks, annotations and highlights. You can use an SQLite management tool to export the data from this table to a file. Then use the tool to import it to the new database. But, for the data in the table to be used, the references to other tables in the database must be consistent. And these references are based on the full file paths of the, so they have to be the same.
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Where can these data be found in a reader (what files)?
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I did forget a method that works if you only read epubs that were on main memory. For these books, as well as the entries in the bookmarks table, there is also a file. This is in "Digital Editions/Annotations". You can copy these files to the new device and the annotations will be read from these when the books are opened. But, they don't automatically get loaded if you don't open the books. Or at least I don't think so. And again, the file names for the books has to be the same on both devices.
That's a tool to produce a dump of the annotations to a HTML file. It doesn't support loading the annotations back to the device. And from memory, the problem isn't with Win10. There were some changes on the device that the tool has to be changed to support.