Thread: Pocketbook PB740 collection support
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Old 11-28-2019, 06:06 PM   #8
davidfor
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Originally Posted by ajki View Post
"...the collections on the device must be in a place that is accessible"

As written above: I think they are. There are two accessible db on the PB740 in contrast to the Aura HD, where one db (I suppose: the current book-values) is secured while the management db is accessible. The management functions and values for the user interface on the PB740 seem to be the db in a folder named "explorer-3" or something like this. I was able to skim both db with a freely available sqlite-Manager while the Pocketbook was connected to my PC.
That sounds hopeful. Though the database name seems a bit weird for what it is. Unless it matches the name of the application.
Quote:
"...access to the device is pretty much mandatory..."

My hope is that one of the developers will get to the Pocketbook series as successor to Kobo or Tolino devices in the future ;-)
I don't see myself moving from Kobo, especially as the other devices are not readily obtainable here. But, if someone wants to send me one...
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