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Originally Posted by jackie_w
Did you use the exact filename and subdirectory name I posted? Don't forget the Kobo is a Linux device, not Windows, and so, in general, case may matter, i.e.
.kobo\guide not .kobo\Guide
userguide.pdf not UserGuide.pdf (or any other original filename you downloaded)
If all else fails try a full reboot after you've copied it to the right place 
P.S. Don't put your books in \.kobo Create a new subdirectory, e.g. \Books (can be anything you like) in the root of the attached drive. |
Everything was correct except for capital letters in the name of the pdf, so I've changed these. Other Resources is still just giving a link to kobo.com.
I've been reading through an old text file in which I kept cut-and-paste notes from MR from when I bought a Kobo Mini for a friend of mine and wanted to put books on it. According to that, you can put books into any folder whose name isn't preceded by a dot. I don't know if this is still the case.
I wondered if my usb port was okay, but have successfully loaded a book onto one of my kindles.
How do I fully reboot the Kobo? Is this the same as a Factory Reset?
Thanks.
(My poor cat is getting really fed up with me!)