Calibre is one of several convenient programs available for managing your e-book library, and can handle most major e-readers, including all the Kobo readers. The program can convert books from one format to another, share books between devices and upload locally stored books to your Kobo. A Kobo e-reader can read ePub, PDF, HTML, plain text and some comic book file types, among others.
Step 1
Windows 10 Pro x64 2004 - 19041 - 264 XP/Vista/Win7/Win8.1 in VM for testing. Choose the type of computer on which you plan to use calibre, below: Windows. Learn how to work with calibre on a mobile phone/tablet. Viewer: Re-enable the old reference mode from calibre 3.x; Kobo driver: Support for new firmware; Bug fixes. PDF Output: Fix the option to break long words at the end.
Connect the Kobo e-reader to your computer using the USB charging cable that comes with the e-reader, then launch Calibre.
Step 2
Click 'Add Books' in the Calibre window and then navigate to the file you want to add to your Kobo. Click 'Open.'
Step 3
Right-click the name of the book from the list of books available on Calibre. Click 'Convert Books' and then click 'Convert Individually.'
Step 4
Adjust the options in the conversion window to those you want to use on your Kobo. Click 'OK' to convert the file when you're ready.
Step 5
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Right-click the file you want to move to your Kobo and click 'Send to Device.' You can choose whether it's stored on the main memory or on the flash storage in the device. Click the location where you want to store it.
Right click a file in your Calibre library and then click 'Eject Device' before you remove the Kobo from your computer.
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Tips
- If you want to convert multiple files of the same type to another file type, you can hold 'CTRL' to select multiple files and then click 'Bulk Convert' in the Calibre conversion menu.
Warnings
- Leave your Kobo plugged in until the book is completely transferred.
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