Thread: Using Calibre with Aluratek Libre
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Old 04-13-2010, 01:25 PM   #4
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The nice thing about the Libre as well as the jetBook(s) is that you can access the storage as you would any external media. Internal memory (112 - 118 megs approx) can only be accessed via the USB cable. Access to the SD card will show up if installed in the reader. You can set up any folder structure you want. They both support SDHC which is where I would concentrate most of my documents to. The Libre supports Adobe Digital Editions (ePub DRM). The jetBook (not the Lite version) is still waiting for DRM support.

I would recommend setting up your initial Folder structure via your PC connection and not via the on board "SD Card file manager" just because it is easier to do.


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