Thread: Retention of Reading Progress During Conversion?
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Old 03-13-2019, 09:55 AM   #1
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Question Retention of Reading Progress During Conversion?
New here. Great forum! I have been searching for something I am curious about, but have been unable to find, so am posting this thread. Please feel free to point me in the right direction, if I am rehashing something already beaten to death.

Let us imagine that someone has a library of ePub book files on a device like a Nook, and some of the books are read, some are not read, and some are partially read. For the sake of discussion, let's stipulate that there is no DRM involved, so no need to discuss that aspect.

If one were to convert files from ePub to one of the Kindle-readable formats, would there be a way to keep that information on whether a book has been read, where one stopped in the book, etc.?
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