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How do I move downloads to my Nook reader?

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AnonymousUser
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I download books on i-net and they are in the download folder, but are not on my connected Nook where I want them to go. I do not see how to "move" or "copy" files to the connected device.

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I download books on i-net and they are in the download folder, but are not on my connected Nook where I want them to go. I do not see how to "move" or "copy" files to the connected device. == This happened == Every time Firefox opened

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Chris Ilias
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Go to Tools > Downloads, right-click on the item you downloaded and select Open Containing Folder. That should open your downloads folder in Windows Explorer, where you can copy/paste the files to wherever you want.

AnonymousUser
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"open containing folder" is not highlighted and therefore cannot select it. I checked a number of the downloads in the download list and some have this highlighted and some do not.

cor-el
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If you can't select "Open Containing Folder" then that means that the file is no longer in the original download location. Make sure that anti-virus or cleanup software isn't removing those missing files.