Amazon Kindle discussion
Device Related
>
How to send non-Amazon azw3 book to PC
date
newest »
newest »
the Send to Kindle methods still workSend to Kindle email = correct author name and uses file name as title like this: pg62495 if the file is named pg62495.epub
https://www.amazon.com/gp/sendtokindl...
Send to Kindle app = uses your name as author if you don't fill it in and file name as/above
https://www.amazon.com/gp/sendtokindl...
or
https://www.amazon.com/gp/sendtokindl...
Send to Kindle website link = correct author name and uses file name as/above
https://www.amazon.com/sendtokindle
and some methods will work for azw format (mightbwork for azw3?):
https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/custom...
Thank you! I downloaded the Send to Kindle app. I tried sending the AZ W3 files with it and they were rejected by the app. When I adjusted the file ending, they went through just fine. Fortunately the website includes the cover jpgs as well which also went through just fine. So thanks again I do appreciate it.EDIT - I edited the file name to remove the 3 from the file type, leaving it as AZW. It then showed in my directory as the file name without any file type attached to the file name. When I switched to the detailed view in my file directory, the column for file type now listed it as kindle content instead of AZW3.
Liz wrote: "Thank you! I downloaded the Send to Kindle app. I tried sending the AZ W3 files with it and they were rejected by the app. When I removed the file ending, i.e. the .azw3, they went through just fin..."you're welcome - glad it worked
I have the options of downloading an epub file, reading it online, or running the file through to convert it to a mobi file period of course then I would still have to get the mobi file to my PC reader. I don't think the send to kindle function still works.
https://standardebooks.org/ebooks