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Originally Posted by WT Sharpe
You can archive the books you have bought from B&N, which effectively removes them from your device. For other books, the only way I know to remove them is to delete them from your computer while the Nook is connected via USB. It's not ideal, and I also would love to see a delete option on the Nook itself.
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Haven't purchased any ebooks from B&N, still have more that 200.00 in micro pay at fictionwise. Unless B&N sells for less than fictionwise I see no reason to change over to them. Since they own fictionwise, they aren't really loosing much.
I am used to removing the ebooks manually on the newer readers, older types allow me to delete as I read. The rocket/rb1100/palms/jetbook lite all allow deletion and the one thing they all have in common is that none of them are eInk. I think there may be some pattern there. hmmm
I wonder if there are any eInk readers that actually delete from the reader. Ereader software on my palms allow this, so does mobipocket software.
I seem to be the most experienced computer user here(started on mainframes in 1978), and yet I seem to be one of the few who just wants a reader, to read on. Most specifically to read books I purchase. I have never seen a library in my area that would know an ebook if it danced naked in front of them. I am sure that my local library would never carry ebooks of the types I read, the head librarian is death on scifi.