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Old 04-24-2013, 11:19 PM   #1
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Best practices for new Kobo users?
My Aura should be here tomorrow and I'm hoping some regular Kobo users can share their "best practices" to be a happy user. For example is it best to just keep everything on an sd card or is it better to use the main memory (or maybe it doesn't matter)?

I do have a pretty big Kobo library (363), but at this point my plan is to sideload my content as regular ePub's. Since I have 1,000's of books that aren't from Kobo I figure this will give me the most consistent reading experience.


I just figured I could use all of your experience to attain a better overall experience. Figured it might be useful for others too.
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