During a trip a while back, my Kindle couldn’t get wireless service but my MacBook was on an wired hotel network. The added files show up automatically.(This is also a great way to add things to your Kindle when the Kindle itself can’t get a data connection. The answer is yes, you can use a flash drive with your Kindle Fire but you will need a USB OTG Adapter. The book should automatically appear in the list of books on your Kindle. A lot of people were curious if they could use a flash drive with their Kindle Fire. To copy a book to your Kindle, just drag the file into the Documents folder, eject the Kindle from your Mac, and unplug the USB cable. Some independent ebook sellers, such asįictionwise, also sell books in Kindle-compatible format. The good news is, Project Gutenberg and many other ebook resources offer downloads in a Kindle compatible format, usually Mobi. (You can also drag in PDFs, but I generally don’t recommend it. Kindle only reads books in the Mobi, PRC, and plain-text formats.
But you can also drag book files right from your Mac into that folder, assuming that they’re compatible with the Kindle. So let me clarify matters a little.Ĭopy the file to your Kindle’s documents folder to add it.If you’ve bought stuff from Amazon and downloaded it onto your Kindle, you’ll see that stuff in the folder. The Kindle’s been around so long, I didn’t really consider how a lot of people have never seen one and plenty more have never attempted to attach it to a Mac. Is it possible to buy and use a Kindle without getting ones self tied into the Amazon spider’s web?
#KINDLE TRANSFER WITH USB PDF#
Is it possible, with a Kindle via the internet, to take onboard for reading, books from Gutenberg? As the Kindle has a USB port, is it possible to connect it to the G5 and have it appear on the desktop, so that PDF and MP3 files can be dragged and dropped into it for reading and listening to? Over the years I have made great use of the free books available on the Gutenberg website. Since this is Macworld, after all, I thought it was worth a refresher about how the Kindle and the Mac interact. Wingrove, who is intrigued by the Kindle but unclear how it works with his Mac. I encourage Amazon Kindle developers to include a download all feature either on the app or website (or both).New generation of Kindles on Thursday, I got a letter from Macworld reader Gerald A.
#KINDLE TRANSFER WITH USB WINDOWS 10#
I have zero idea of the title's name in order to get Amazon from sendng it to both my Windows 10 and 11 system. Please try another device or contact Kindle customer support. This title's format is not compatible with your device. Once it starts pressing OK doesn't stop it, as Kindle just pops it back up again and again. Question: Why can't Amazon give us a method to download all of our books at one time?Īs for the original issue, it is a dialog box that keeps poping up every so often. Why Amazon reduced it to 25 is beyond me.
(I know it is better than one at a time.) Amazon used to allow a person to download 200 at a time. Currently, Amazon only lets you download 25 at a time (360 pages).
#KINDLE TRANSFER WITH USB PC#
She also had me uninstall and reinstall Kindle for PC on my Window devices.ġ) Her "solution" didn't solve the issue.Ģ) I have to download 8,951 books all over again. Tonight an Amazon Kindle customer support individual decided the solution to my issue was to deregister all of my Windows Kindle devices. Because I'm not always connected to the Internet I download all my books onto my laptop and workstation.
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