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Old 07-14-2024, 12:22 PM   #2
rcentros
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Originally Posted by graycyn View Post

Loading books wirelessly:
I emailed a .acsm library book file to the Era and it downloaded my library book and even puts days left in the loan on the cover for easy reference! Unfortunately, I tried the same with a Kobo store downloaded epub .acsm ... and it did not download to the Era. I remove DRM from all my purchases, so not an issue. I've used the Era browser to download public domain books from Gutenberg.org, StandardEbooks.org, the MobileRead library, and even an audiobook from Librivox.org.
That's odd. I think I used to be able to move .acsm files from Kobo and the PocketBook would download the ePub, but I just tried it and it didn't work. So either I have a bad memory, or something has changed.

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Originally Posted by graycyn View Post
The G-sensor. It works fine ... BUT, if you prefer to read in portrait mode, you cannot LOCK it only to portrait orientation, so if your hand wavers, you might suddenly be in landscape orientation! I keep it turned off. Under reading options, when shifting to holding the device in your left hand, you can change the rotation, but it is a slight annoyance to have to mess with a setting compared to the ease of just flipping the Kobo.
I can see where that would be a pain. It's not an issue with the Touch HD 3 because the buttons are at the bottom and I never turn on the G-Sensor (no need to since I always read in portrait mode). I'm pretty sure I would prefer that the Era had buttons on the bottom, but I guess I'm in the minority there.
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