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How to download library eBooks to your eReader You can borrow eBooks from your library and transfer them to your eReader (Kobo, Nook, Sony; Kindle is not supported) using the free Adobe Digital Editions software on your Windows or Mac computer. Before you can get started you must have: 1. A library card with a password (ask at the issues desk) 2. An internet connection 3. Setup your eReader on your home PC or laptop by installing the software that came with it 4. Created an account with the manufacturer and registered your device. Step 1 Open the internet and go to www.epukapuka.com or Google search: epukapuka and click the first link that pops up in the search results. Step 2 Scroll to the bottom of the page then click on applications Click on Adobe Digital Editions
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Page 1: How to download library eBooks to your eReader · If you already have an Adobe ID type in your ID and Password then click Authorise If you don’t have one, click Create an Adobe

How to download library eBooks to your eReader

You can borrow eBooks from your library and transfer them to your eReader (Kobo, Nook, Sony; Kindle is not supported) using the free Adobe Digital Editions software on your Windows or Mac computer.

Before you can get started you must have:

1. A library card with a password (ask at the issues desk) 2. An internet connection 3. Setup your eReader on your home PC or laptop by installing the software that

came with it 4. Created an account with the manufacturer and registered your device.

Step 1

Open the internet and go to www.epukapuka.com or Google search: epukapuka and click the first link that pops up in the search results.

Step 2

Scroll to the bottom of the page then click on applications

Click on Adobe Digital Editions

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Step 3

Click on Download.

Choose the correct version for your computer (Windows or Mac). Click on the

download link

Install Adobe Digital Editions on your computer.

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Step 4

Adobe Digital Editions will start once the installation has completed. Click on Help then Authorize computer

If you already have an Adobe ID type in your ID and Password then click Authorise

If you don’t have one, click Create an Adobe ID, then fill in the form to create an Adobe ID

Once that’s done, go back to Adobe Digital Editions and enter your ID and password then click Authorise

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Close Adobe Digital Editions

Step 5

Turn on your eReader and plug the small end of USB cable it came with into the bottom of your eReader

Plug the other end of the cable into a spare USB port on your computer

On your eReader screen - click on connect, then on your computer screen: re-open Adobe Digital Editions.Your eReader should now be showing on the left side of the Adobe Digital Editions screen. Leave Adobe Digital Editions open

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Step 6

Open the internet and Google search: Napier Libraries (or go to http://www.napierlibrary.co.nz/)

Click on the eCatalogue link to go to the website

Step 7

Read about the three different eBook platforms available. They will all work with Adobe Digital Editions.

EPukaPuka tends to have the most fiction books (at the moment); Wheelers is a growing collection of our newest eBooks; and Ebsco is mainly non-fiction.

In this example we will use ePukaPuka, but all three are well worth looking at!

So…click on the link to ePukaPuka

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Step 8

Once the Epukapuka webpage loads, click on Sign in

Click the drop down arrow and choose your Library (Napier Library)

Step 9

Type in your Library card number (found on front of library card under the bar code)

Then type in your password and click sign in

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Step 10

Choose a category eg: eBook Fiction – All Fiction, or you can use the Search box

Step 11

To see only available titles click - Available now

Choose a title and click on Borrow

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Step 12

Go to dropdown box, select EPUB eBook

Click confirm & download.

Step 13

Go back to Adobe Digital Editions Library, left click and hold on the downloaded book then drag it across to the eReader and let go to copy the title onto your device

Step 14

Repeat steps 9 to 12 to add more books to the device. Unplug the USB cable from your eReader and computer then enjoy reading your titles.


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