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How do I convert
documents so I can read them on my Kindle?
Establishing Kindle E-Mail Addresses To successfully
send a personal document to Kindle, you'll need to establish your Kindle
e-mail addresses to which your personal documents will be sent. These
are the e-mail addresses that will appear on the "To" line on your
e-mail message when you send documents for conversion. E-mail Address
for Wireless Delivery Your Kindle's e-mail address is an inbound-only
destination that allows you to receive e-mail attachments from senders
on your Kindle approved e-mail list. An attachment sent to your Kindle's
e-mail address ("name"@kindle.com) will be converted and delivered
wirelessly to your Kindle for a charge of only ten cents per document.
Delivery to Your Amazon.com Account E-mail Address If you are not in a
wireless area or would like to avoid the ten-cent fee, you can send
attachments to "name"@free.kindle.com to be converted and e-mailed back
to your computer at the e-mail address associated with your Amazon.com
account. You can then transfer the document to your Kindle using your
USB connection. See Using Kindle with Your Computer for more information
on transferring files via USB. To establish your Kindle e-mail
addresses: 1. Visit the Manage Your Kindle page on Amazon.com at
www.amazon.com/manageyourkindle. 2. Check for your "Kindle E-mail
Address" in the Your Kindle section. Default addresses may appear based
on your Amazon.com account information. 3. Click on the "Edit Info"
link. 4. Enter the name for your @kindle.com and @free.kindle.com e-mail
addresses. 5. Click the "Done" button when you have finished updating
your information. If you wish to change or update the e-mail address
associated with your Amazon.com account, please see the Changing Your
Name, E-mail Address, or Password Help page on Amazon.com. Establishing
Approved "From" E-mail Addresses To help prevent spam, only addresses
you have authorized on the "Manage Your Kindle" page may send personal
documents.
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How do I set up my email address?
Establishing Kindle E-Mail Addresses To successfully
send a personal document to Kindle, you'll need to establish your Kindle
e-mail addresses to which your personal documents will be sent. These
are the e-mail addresses that will appear on the "To" line on your
e-mail message when you send documents for conversion. E-mail Address
for Wireless Delivery Your Kindle's e-mail address is an inbound-only
destination that allows you to receive e-mail attachments from senders
on your Kindle approved e-mail list. An attachment sent to your Kindle's
e-mail address ("name"@kindle.com) will be converted and delivered
wirelessly to your Kindle for a charge of only ten cents per document.
Delivery to Your Amazon.com Account E-mail Address If you are not in a
wireless area or would like to avoid the ten-cent fee, you can send
attachments to "name"@free.kindle.com to be converted and e-mailed back
to your computer at the e-mail address associated with your Amazon.com
account. You can then transfer the document to your Kindle using your
USB connection. See Using Kindle with Your Computer for more information
on transferring files via USB. To establish your Kindle e-mail
addresses: 1. Visit the Manage Your Kindle page on Amazon.com at
www.amazon.com/manageyourkindle. 2. Check for your "Kindle E-mail
Address" in the Your Kindle section. Default addresses may appear based
on your Amazon.com account information. 3. Click on the "Edit Info"
link. 4. Enter the name for your @kindle.com and @free.kindle.com e-mail
addresses. 5. Click the "Done" button when you have finished updating
your information. If you wish to change or update the e-mail address
associated with your Amazon.com account, please see the Changing Your
Name, E-mail Address, or Password Help page on Amazon.com. Establishing
Approved "From" E-mail Addresses To help prevent spam, only addresses
you have authorized on the "Manage Your Kindle" page may send personal
documents.
How do I activate my
audio books in Audible Manager if I have a MAC?
Unfortunately, your are going to have to find a PC with
Windows to set it up. Here is the information from the Kindle Users
Guide:
If you are a Macintosh user, you need to connect your
Kindle to a Windows-based computer running AudibleManager to authorize
your Kindle. You may be able to authorize your Kindle running
AudibleManager on Windows on your Macintosh if you have your Macintosh
configured to run Windows. Once authorized with your Audible
credentials, you can then use Audible files downloaded through
AudibleManager under Windows or iTunes by copying them to your Kindle.
Once you have activated your Kindle, you can purchase and transfer files
using the AudibleManager software. If you are a Macintosh user, you will
need to copy Audible content in your iTunes library to the "Audible"
folder on your Kindle. Once on your Kindle, an Audible file will be
displayed on your Home screen with your other documents.
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