We’ll add both the private and public face of your books server manually.Ĭlick on the + symbol in the upper right corner. If it doesn’t find your computer, it’s no big deal. Stanza will search your local network to see if there is a computer sharing books. The reading list is a little sparse let’s load it up from our personal collection.Ĭlick on the “Get Books” icon at the bottom of the interface. You’ll see the two books that came with the app: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and a welcome guide from the Stanza team.
#Mac ebook manager install#
Install Stanza on your iPad and open it up. We’ll be demonstrating Calibre server access with the iPad running eBook reader software Stanza and the Kindle using the experimental Kindle web browser. The essential feature in your eBook reader or eBook application is the ability to access the web and download books. Once you have the Calibre server up and running it’s just a matter of accessing it from your eBook reader. Accessing Your eBook Collection on your eBook Reader
#Mac ebook manager how to#
Check out this guide to adding exceptions to the Windows firewall and the portion of this streaming music guide about port forwarding to see how to configure your computer and router to allow outside access. Check “Run server automatically on startup” and then click “Start Server”.Īt this point you’ll likely need to set up an exception in your local computer firewall and your router firewall (or both) in order to access your eBook collection when away from your private network. Make sure to add a password (unless you want to make your book collection public). Since we had another application using the 8080 port we switched ours to 2600. Take a moment to customize the port, username, and password as you see fit. You should see a screen that looks like the one below: When you’re done you’ll be able to download our books anywhere you have internet access through your compatible eBook reader– but you can’t send them from the eBook reader back to your collection.Ĭlick on Preferences (the gears icon at the end of the toolbar) and then on Share Over the Net in the sharing section. It’s worth noting that this isn’t a synchronization hack. Calibre is a great tool for direct syncing when you’re right in front of the computer with your eBook reader but we’re going to make things wireless for anywhere-you-want access to your Library.
Setting Up Calibre for Network SharingĪt this point we’re assuming you’ve installed Calibre and added a few books to it either manually or by pointing it at your eBook directory.
#Mac ebook manager pdf#
While you’re at it check out our guides using Calibre to convert PDF eBooks to ePub and Word documents to ePub. We’re not going to dig into the installation and setup in this tutorial (we assure you it’s simple), but we will point you in the direction of their introductory video and the Calibre User Manual. It’s one of the most robust eBook management tools around and it syncs with dozens of eBook readers and applications. If you’ve never used Calibre before you’re missing out.
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