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Old 04-08-2019, 10:22 AM   #1
karl1c
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Join Date: Jul 2017
Device: iPad
Am I missing something?

I used CC in the past as I wanted to have a copy of each of my books on my iPad, but I quickly became frustrated by having to open each of them in a different app depending on its format (epub, pdf, etc.)

I moved to KyBook3 as that does everything (I think) CC can do (sync using Calibre's Content Server or its own Content Server with a Calibre plugin) and it can be used as a reader for virtually every ebook format and as a player for audiobooks (and lots more besides).

Because CC has so many users, I feel like I must be missing something. Does the latest version allow reading of ebooks? Are there some hidden features I don't know about? Or is it just that Android doesn't have a multiformat ebook reader?
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