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Originally Posted by Xen
I have no idea what any of you are talking about. I've never had an Onyx at all.
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I might wonder why you started this thread then -- see
Onyx M96 Wall Wart in the Onyx Boox forum?
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What's the amperage rating on this? I have a 1A wall wart for my (now defunct) Kindle Keyboard and a 2A wall wart for my cell phone. I see no purpose to be served by getting another wall wart if one of these will do.
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I mean you could just have been wondering about the ratings for the wall wart for an Onyx Boox M96 was but it seems an awfully random question to ask.
I can't remember the exact quote about
we now live in a world where the Internet records everything and forgets nothing but that should be close enough for the spirit to be understood.
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Originally Posted by Xen
When an epub works just fine in every single other reading device or software reading app on the PC, then there is a problem with KOBO, not the book.
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And I've seen all too many epubs that people have complained about where FlightCrew and epubcheck have generated multiple pages of errors. After correcting the errors, the problems went away.
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Originally Posted by Xen
So you all can continue to make fun of me (and I am NOT a he btw) or someone could answer my question about this particular device. Which is - is there any way to get it to recognize series. Shelves don't do the job plus they disappear every time I turn it off.
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I've already suggested the only way I know that you can show a series on a Nook by making the series information part of the book title. See message #2 in this thread and multiple threads in the calibre forum on metadata plugboards.
As for whether you are a he, a she or a whatever? A matter of total indifference to me. It might be arguable whether the Internet in it's lack of cues as to gender, appearance, etc. is actually beneficial to communication but it does allow fewer complaints about bias -- it's hard to claim bias in a forum like this when you don't have the sensory clues.