Rocky Nook’s eBooks can be read on most eBook readers as well as on your computer.
iPhone or iPad
Nook
Kobo
Understanding File Types
Step 1: Download Your eBook
Let’s get your eBook ready to go!
Step 2: Move Your eBook to Your Kindle
Now let’s get that eBook on your Kindle:
🎉 That’s it! The next time you fire up your Kindle, your eBook will be waiting for you in your library. Happy reading!
PDF (Portable Document Format), is the most universal eBook file format, as it can be viewed on virtually any device.
PDF eBooks are exact replicas of the original printed page. They include hypertext links to other sections of the book or to sites on the web. Often PDF eBooks include a hyperlinked index and table of contents; click on any entry to go directly to that page in the book.
After completing the purchase process, the PDF file is available on your Downloads page for downloading to your computer’s hard drive.
Please note that it may take a few minutes for your PDF to be generated. Please allow 3 to 5 minutes before attempting to download your PDF file. Thank you!
To view a PDF file, you must have the Adobe Acrobat Reader program installed on your computer. If you do not already have this program installed, you may download it for free from this URL: http://www.adobe.com/products/reader/
To read a PDF eBook, launch Adobe Acrobat Reader and select File>Open. When the Open dialog box appears, navigate to and select the eBook file, then click the Open button. The eBook now appears in the Adobe Reader window.
You are now ready to read your eBook.
Our eBooks can be read on Apple’s iPad and iPhone portable devices. To do so, you must use the ePub or PDF file format and install iBooks or another eReader application on your device.
There are several eReader applications available for the iPad and iPhone, but the most popular is iBooks. This is a free application developed by Apple for use on its iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch devices.
iBooks can read eBooks in either the ePub and PDF file formats. We suggest using the ePub file format for iBooks, as this allows for easy scrolling from page to page on the device’s screen.
To download iBooks to your device, go to the Apple App Store and search for “iBooks.” Follow the onscreen instructions to install the free application.
To Transfer from Desktop/Laptop to Mobile Device follow these steps:
Step 1 – Download either the ePub or PDF file to your desktop.
Step 2 – Open the iBooks application.
Step 3 – Copy the file you downloaded by dragging and dropping it into the iBooks application.
Step 4 – Connect your iPad or iPhone to your computer.
Step 5 – Open iTunes and from the Library tab, click on your device.
Step 6 – Click on the Books menu and then select the book you would like to upload.
Step 7 – Select Sync in the bottom right of the iTunes sync.
Step 8 – Once the Sync is complete, disconnect the device from the computer and open the iBooks app. Your new book should be there waiting for you!
Direct Download: To download your eBook directly to your iPhone/iPad open the order confirmtion email on the device and click on the ePub download link. Once this link downloads completely, click on the “open in iBooks” button at the top-right corner of the screen. From there you will be re-directed to iBooks where the eBook should automatically open. If it does not automatically open, manually open iBooks and there you will find the new title.
Use the ePUB or PDF file types on your NOOK reader.
Easy Download Instructions:
Step 1: Connect your Nook to the computer with its USB cable.
Step 2: Open “My Computer”, choose “Removable Disk”, open the “My Document” folder.
Step 3: Drag the e-book from computer hard drive, and drop it in the “My Documents” folder in the Nook drive folder.
Step 4: Un-plug the USB cable, Turn on your Nook, find the book in the “My Documents” folder. Or you can also do a search job for the book title.
Still Having Trouble?
Windows users: When you first connect your NOOK to your personal computer, Windows will update the device drivers; from then on your NOOK HD will appear as a media (MTP) device and will be listed by its model number, “BNTV600”. Once the drivers are updated, Windows will prompt you to choose how to treat the device; choose “Open Device to View Files using Windows Explorer.” NOOK will appear as a new Portable Media Player device named BNTV600 on your personal computer.
Mac users:When you first connect your NOOK to your Mac, you will see a “NOOK” device on your desktop. From there, run “MyNOOK Setup” from the provided link, which is a one-time installation. “MyNOOK Setup” allows for your device to appear on your Mac as a removable drive called “MyNOOK” for you to transfer your personal files.
To organize the files, open the BNTV600 / Internal Storage folder (Windows) or the “MyNOOK” device (Mac). You’ll see several folders on your NOOK. Copy or move your personal files into the My Files folder. (If you have an SD Card installed in your NOOK, you will also see a folder called “SD Card” with the same folder structure inside. You can copy or move files here to store them on the SD Card.) Within the folder, you can sort files into these folders:
When you purchase an eBook, that copy is designed for your own personal use. While you can copy an eBook file for use on another device you own, such as a portable eReader or smartphone, you may not share copies with other people. You also may not sell used eBooks; ownership is yours only, and cannot be transferred.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column]