User's Manual

nook User Guide Files and Folders 154
Files and Folders
When your NOOK is connected to your personal computer through USB, you can manage files and
folders on your
NOOK.
You can manage personal content on the internal flash memory and on the supplemental microSD
or microSDHC card, if there is one. You also have some ability to manage B&N content.
Use the file manager on your personal computer to manage files and folder. For more information
about this procedure, see “Managing Files” on page 155.
Files you transfer to your
NOOK could harbor viruses or other malware. For information about
protecting your
NOOK, see “Protection from Viruses and Other Malware” on page 150.
Where You Can Put Files
Your NOOK uses some top-level folders in internal memory to locate specific kinds of
content. You must put specific kinds of files in specific folders, so your
NOOK will find
them.
You can put files in these places on your
NOOK:
• Digital reading content (EPUB, PDB, and PDF formats): Place these files in the my
documents folder in your
NOOK’s internal memory, or in any top-level folders that you create
in the internal memory or on a supplemental microsSD card. Optionally, you can organize the
files using subfolders.
• Audio files (MP3 and OGG formats): Place these files in the my music and my audiobooks
folders in your
NOOK’s internal memory, or in any top-level folders that you create in the
internal memory or on a supplemental microsSD card. Optionally, you can organize the files
using subfolders.
• Screensaver files (JPG, GIF, PNG, and BMP formats): You must place these files in top-level
sub-folders of the folder my screensavers in your
NOOK’s internal memory. For example, in
the following organization, only the dogs screensaver files can be used:
rabbit.jpg
my screensavers
antelope.bmp
dogs
schnauzer.png
poodle.gif
cats
longhair