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The only issue with emailing the files is you can’t use custom covers with them. If that’s not a concern, it’s definitely the easier route.
The only issue with emailing the files is you can’t use custom covers with them. If that’s not a concern, it’s definitely the easier route.
This is a great tip. I bought a used Voyage a couple years back and it wasn’t even listed as ads-free. I had just planned on leaving it in airplane mode like my previous kindle, but was pleasantly surprised.
Whoa, I never thought about combining Calibre with the email functionality. Didn’t even know that was possible. Now if only Calibre had a mobile version I wouldn’t even need to open the laptop.
Late to the thread, but it’s worth saying how convenient it can be to find a book online and just email it to the kindle, no cables or arcane software wrangling needed.
If you don’t mind having a generic cover and occasional janky formatting, it feels like a bit of wizardry every time I track down something I want to read and it’s there on my e-reader in a matter of minutes.
This also applies to checking out titles from the library, assuming they’re not wait-listed. Even after years of reading this way, it still tickles me whenever I can just pick a book and be reading it without getting out of my chair.
Is that the fabled East Dakota?
St. Patrick’s Day in America has always been more of a celebration of Irish-American immigrant culture than it is of Ireland itself.