[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Oh I get it. You know what you are doing and have done everything right. Those instructions were there for you, in the event you need them, or, for anyone else having similar issues. Why your apps are vanishing is a new issue to me, never seen it before. But as far as dropbox goes, I do have the app installed and that is my primary photo and video uploader. Anytime I take a screenshot, picture, or video, Dropbox uploads it to my Dropbox account and syncs it with the dropbox folder on my PC, thus I always have my pictures and videos without having to connect a USB cord and download images to my PC. Very convenient feature that I use all the time. Now, most of the other online storage systems have the same feature for Android apps such as Google's Gdrive and a few others. I only need one photo uploader and dropbox has handled it so well for so long that I just leave it alone and reap the benefits of having the dropbox app installed.

For moving files to and from dropbox, I use ES File Explorer. Everyone has their own, favorite root file manager, but what I like about ES File Explorer is that it not only does my entire phone file system and all of the storage on it, it also does all of my online storage accounts such as dropbox, Gdrive, etc., as well as my local area network so I never need a USB cord to transfer files to and from the PC. I can select files on the phone, copy, the swipe over to the cloud window and open dropbox, then paste. I can do the same to my LAN and any device on it such as my main PC. Very handy feature that I have not found in other file managers. Of course it does have root explorer and you can tap to enable R/W to any of the system files or partitions if you want. So when I make an important backup with Safe Strap, it is very easy to copy, swipe to LAN, and paste to my PC shared public folder.

Moon Reader sounds pretty good. I am on their website now. If it does all it says and I find it comfortable and easy to use, then it is well worth the 5 bucks that it costs to purchase. Hmmm, download is finished so I will give it a try tomorrow as it is very late. I do most of my reading on my tablet because the 10" screen is a lot easier to read from than the tiny Droid screen. Thanks for the tip! ;)

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I like this Moon Reader a lot. At first, not so much, simply because I was not familiar with it and the options and settings are vast. But, after looking things over and setting my preferences, this is a HUGE improvement over the Kindle reader. Kindle was initially free, but with their custom format and Amazon constantly sneaking their hand into your rear pocket, the Moon Reader seems a much better choice. It reads almost any format and I have yet to see the app request money for anything. I supply the books and Moon provides the experience. And a very nice, customization experience it is! Kindle has very little in the way of a menu and preferences, while Moon has plenty. A good example is I like san serif fonts and do not care at all for serif fonts like Times New Roman. Moon gives me a giant range of fonts to pick. I like to read in portrait, other times in landscape. Moon allows me to set a view or use auto and rotate the screen by sensor. Another big plus. I will try this out for a while but I am sure that before a week goes by, I am going to play store to purchase the latest version and keep this reader for good. I for sure do not need two readers and two sets of books, one is enough. Moon Reader was a very good tip, thanks [MENTION=6309629]dtiger1138[/MENTION]!