Thanks - but I know that. This was just an experiment. Per my prior post book was copied from my computer's default ADE iolder as an email attachment with an attempt made to open in Nook. Someone else had reported this works. Theoretically it should work as both the computer sending the file & the Nook are devices working off the same ADE ID. However, It doesn't work & the epub file will not open if delivered in this manner. This leads me to believe the epub file that comes from the library may not be the complete package & needs "something else" to allow the book to open in the Nook. This "something else" could be a file that is either sent along with the epub file when sideloading occurs. Or, it could be a file created by the Nook acknowledging reciept & specifying electronic terms of use (eg the expiration date). I tend to think the latter may be the case.
I noticed that after a book is downloaded there is another file that appears in the Nooks ADE folder along with the book. This file does not appear anywhere on my computer hd. Can't remember what the file is called but I think it is something like Manifest or Annotation. If that file is not present the book is not going to open by an alternative method which would include both the email method I tried or via Drop Box. In short you can download the book to Nook wirelessly but you can't get it to open.
