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Originally Posted by GracieAllen
As far as "the Barnes and Noble books are located in "C:\Users\%username%\App Data\Local\Packages\BarnesNoble.Nook_ahnzqzva31enc \LocalState"
No. If you look at the snip from the file explorer I posted earlier, there a several files in that folder. NONE of them is an epub.
As for doing an "Add Books" in Calibre. It doesn't magically go find B&N epubs. It's just a dumb Calibre loader. YOU point it to where the epubs are and it inserts them. If you can't FIND the epubs, Calibre fer-sher isn't going to go FIND them for you...
But when I got books from B&N, despite the Nook app running on the Windows computer, AND doing a full search of the ENTIRE C: drive with Agent Ransack, NO unknown, random, not-already-accounted-for EPUBS were found. None.
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Originally Posted by Musicman
If there are no epub's in that folder then you might have missed a step. There should be epub's (they have numbers for names), and jpg's that have the same number name as the epub in that folder.
You open the Nook App and download each book by clicking on the green down arrow next to the book (it is in a little cloud).
This should work....
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Yes, musicman is right. A step was missed or something went wrong. That is the only folder the Windows 10 Nook app downloads to.
I've attached a screenshot from my system.
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Originally Posted by GracieAllen
Consequently, B&N now falls into the "way more work than it's worth" category (also known as the "SCREW IT" category) and won't get any more money 'til they stop doing this...
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Yeah, I don't blame you there.