Thread: Is sideloading as simple as a drag-n-drop?
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Old 02-13-2018, 02:28 PM   #70
rcentros
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Originally Posted by ZodWallop View Post
Harry answered that.

But I can say that I buy all my books from Amazon, download them as whatever their format is (I think it's .azw3, but I'm not at home to check), move them in to Calibre where the DRM is stripped, convert them into ePubs, then auto-convert those into kepubs when I'm sending them to my Kobo. I've not yet noticed any problems from my conversions.

(That was a long sentence to type. The process is actually shorter than writing about it was.)
Yep. I just moved most of my Kindle library to my Sonys (but it could/can be for my Kobo or Nook Simple Touch as well). Worked like a charm.
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