How to Load Non-Amazon Books onto a Kindle Fire.
When I'm out and about I like to try and make the best use of my time, either by reading, using my Kindle, or writing, using my phone. (See 7 useful features of a Kindle, and Review of JotterPad, a writing app, respectively.). However, I don't much like using my phone for that.Click the controller to select Shop in Kindle Store. The Kindle Store Home screen appears, with the Browse section at the top. Type the book title in the text box at the bottom of the page, move the controller to the right to highlight the Search Store button, and click the controller to locate the e-book or other content you want to comment on.Try Kindle Create. In a few clicks, it can help you format your title page, table of contents, and individual paragraphs and change you book's look and feel by applying themes. We’re still working on Kindle Create, so there's limited support for images. Tables, footnotes, and endnotes aren’t supported yet.
In theory, you could begin a book on your Kindle Fire, continue reading it on your phone on the way to work, read a bit more at lunch online, and then go back to your Fire when you get home. As long as each device has a network connection and you log into your Amazon account on each, you can do exactly that.You may not know, but your Kindle has a unique email address assigned to it. This means that you can simply email documents straight to your Kindle, and they’ll show up alongside your library of books. The first step is to work out what your Kindles email address.
Combining the Kindle Fire, Just Mobile AluPen, and Smart Writing Tool 7notes Premium creates the ultimate digital handwriting tablet for carrying around in a purse or cargo pants pocket, which means I almost never take a notepad with me anywhere.
