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Well, if his actual database is corrupt, hitting the button reset probably wouldn't fix that. He has the option of deleting the dbase first and then doing the reset, which will recreate an empty dbase. But he mentioned the desire to avoid wiping the 100 free books.
I would recommend you just nuke the dbase Bureua.... all those 100 free books are in the public domain and you can very easily find DRM-free epubs of them (gutenberg.org)
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