Nook memory card?

[DogMomIA]

I love my nook, although I am not in a monogamous relationship with it as I do cheat on it frequently with real books, and I am thinking about getting a memory card for it. My question is, If I do and then choose to upgrade later to the new Nook Touch with back glow light will all my books transfer along with the card not just the B&N books? I have a fair amount under "My documents" that I have downloaded from Project Guttenburg (highly recommended by the way) that I don't want to have to re-download.

[kamas716]

When you move the card over to your new Nook all the information should be there.

[DogMomIA]

Has anyone ever tried this?

[ProfReader]

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DogMomIA wrote:

Has anyone ever tried this?

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That is the one of the purposes of using SD cards. An SD card is just a solid state hard drive. 

[Ya_Ya]

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DogMomIA wrote:

Has anyone ever tried this?

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I replaced my N1E with an N2E.  I popped the SD card out of the N1E, into the N2E and all of my books were present and worked.  :-)

[DogMomIA]

Great! Thanks guys, now I want to upgrade!!!!

[LarryOnLI]

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DogMomIA wrote:

Great! Thanks guys, now I want to upgrade!!!!

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Of course you'll need to move all the files on your NOOK from the internal storage to the SD card before attempting this.

[DogMomIA]

Does it walk you through how to do this when you insert your memory card? Or how do you do it?

[kamas716]

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DogMomIA wrote:

Does it walk you through how to do this when you insert your memory card? Or how do you do it?

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Do what?  Move files from internal storage to the SD card?

I prefer using Calibre (it's a free program you can download, and there is a pretty good tutorial video at the beginning).  Calibre makes managing my eBooks pretty easy.

[DogMomIA]

And that program works better than Adobe e-reader? Do you still need Adobe for library books?

[keriflur]

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DogMomIA wrote:

And that program works better than Adobe e-reader? Do you still need Adobe for library books?

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You will still need Adobe for library books and any books purchased that use Adobe Adept DRM (most books from Sony, Kobo, Google, and others).