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1 year 1 month ago #9620 by fenjaz82
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Hi all. I have a Galaxy A9 tablet with the paid version of YACReader. I'm trying to get it to read the library remotely (no Wifi) from the server on my PC. The guide makes it sound like this is a possibility but is that true? I'm not sure where to begin. I have the reader in my Windows PC. Has anyone else done this easily? Thanks for your patience with me.

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1 year 1 month ago #9621 by Luis Ángel
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Of course it's possible.

I am intrigued by the (no Wifi) thing in your post. That's how it works basically, you need a connection between your tablet and your computer.

So in what step are you getting stuck? android.yacreader.com/user-guide/#connect

The first step is to open YACReaderLibrary, and then open the Server dialog you see in the guide.

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