How to create an Offline Document
- Make sure your account is connected to Google Reader. If it is not connected, click here for instructions on how to connect your account.
- Now that you are synced with Google Reader, go to your settings and click on the “Feeds” tab.
- In the “Feeds” section of settings you will see all the feeds that you are currently subscribed to. One of the columns is called “Include Offline.” By checking this box, you are selecting the feeds that you wish to be included in your Offline Document. Click on any feed(s) that you wish to include.
- Click on “View Your Profile” in the header to return to your profile. In the left nav, you should see a heading called “Offline” with two links under it. The first will allow you to create a new Offline EPUB document for viewing on your nook. The second will allow you to download the previous document that you created (just in case something happened in the transmission). Click on “Create New Book.”
- You will be taken to a page with a button that reads, “Build Book.” Click on this button and your unread, selected subscriptions will be created into an EPUB ebook for your nook. Follow the instructions and right click on the link to save to your computer.
- Once the document is on your computer to can move it over to your nook by connecting your nook via a USB cable to your computer. Navigate to the directory where you saved the “nookfeed.epub” document that you just downloaded.
- Plug in your nook via a USB cable.
- Open another file explorer window, navigate to the drive called “nook,” and double click on the folder called “My Documents.”
- Drag the “nookfeed.epub” document to this folder.
- You can now view the document on your nook. On your nook click on “my library” and then “View My Documents” - the book will appear in the list. (You may have to “Check for new content” - but this step is often done automatically.)
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