#How to import books to kindle app how to

I think many users very, very much appreciate Logos. But even if this is the case, the mobi file may contain various forms of security so that the company does not lose out on it. I don't think Faithlife is afraid of the theft of books (export to mobi) because they allow it to Word, which is even less security. Don't you see the pointlessness of such actions? As users, we have to export the file to Word, copy, paste, etc. Not everyone knows the computer so well that they can go through tutorials.

#How to import books to kindle app how to

The whole process is now more complicated or maybe you have actually discovered another possibility, but still it is need to 'discover' how to download the book. To export a file to word you have to paste fragments of book into Word. If you need help doing so, please create a new thread in the L9 forum. I was able to send an entire book just now. Strange as that may be, I highlight with gusto on Kindle. And last-ily, I trust Amazon more than Logos. Sleepy-time, out on the deck (sorry ios, trouble with the sun?), and so forth.Ħ. I'm not sure why but I find myself reading every which way except 'up'. Did I mention the 2-finger zoom? Or the ease of selecting font/size in Kindle.ĥ.

But I USE the combo in Kindle far more (highlight, definitions, etc)Ĥ. I DO like the single highlight-and-go in Logos. And for that extra dose of maddening stress, you must click on each section to see what's in it. As per number #1, there's no hint where you are. Kindle missed the training, and happily even draws little thumbnails for you, chapter headers, and a scrollbar to boot.Ģ. It really tries hard not to let you know where you are, especially if you're reading multiple books (Logos, Kindle, used, etc). Logos did basic training at Ft Lost-in-the Woods. My druthers would tend to side with Guy (we're talking reader, not mini-Logos use):ġ. I have a stable of 3, each specializing in my 'off-Logos' reading.