If you prefer, you can copy and paste instead. The simplest is to drag the file icon straight from your desktop into the 'documents' Windows has lots of ways of copying files. Now all you need to do is to take the e-book file which you have just createdĪnd put on your desktop, and copy it into the Kindle's 'documents' folder. (your Kindle will probably have a lot more files listed than ours does). Or double-clicking, whichever your version of Windows requires) and view The important folder is the one called 'documents'. Open up the 'Kindle' drive (you may need to click or double-click)Īnd you'll see some folders, something like this: (we've added the blue highlight to make it clear what you should be looking

You will see your Kindle appear in your list of disk drives in 'My

What happens next depends on your version of Windows, but at some point Using the USB cable that came with your Kindle, plug your Kindle into a Press the 'Save to Desktop' button, and the e-book file will be saved on your desktop. You won't have to type it but you may want to be able to recognize it if you have a crowded desktop. If something went wrong with Universalis's direct method of transferring an e-book to the Kindle, using 'Save to Kindle', you can transfer the file yourself, by hand.įirst, note the name of the file: the Universalis window displays it to you. Instead of using a USB connection, you can also transfer

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