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A simple but good looking app that offers you a smart set of tools in order to enhance your reading experience as well as, a big library from which you can choose the eBook you like.

What's new in Kindle for Mac 1.31:

  • This update includes stability improvements and bug fixes.
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Ever wanted to read your favorite Amazon books on your Mac’s desktop? Look no further, because the Kindle For Mac app is exactly what you need by providing you with a beautiful and easy-to-use interface and smart tools that will enhance your reading experience.

Download Kindle for Mac - A simple but good looking app that offers you a smart set of tools in order to enhance your reading experience as well as, a big library from which you can choose the eBook you like. Kindle for PC 1.17.1 Build 44183 Released: 22nd Sep 2016 (4 years ago) Kindle for PC 1.17.0 Build 44170 Released: 26th Aug 2016 (4 years ago) Kindle for PC 1.16.0 Build. Note again: For this to work.

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Regardless of your destination, your Kindle books are always with you via a smart synchronization system

The Kindle app has the advantage of being available not only for your Mac, but also for all major tablets and smartphones. Simply buy a book once and read it on any of your devices that have the app installed.

The app’s in-built sync technologies work like a charm and automatically saves the status of your reading progress, so that you can pick up where you left off on any of your other devices.

Moreover, Kindle For Mac offers you the possibility to shop for eBooks and try them out before buying them by reading the first chapter. Also, another worth mentioning feature is that you can choose from a great number of free and popular eBooks available via the Amazon store.

Take the books, magazines and newspapers you like to read everywhere you go

Furthermore, if you are into reading magazines and newspapers, the app also offers delightful high-resolution vivid color images, designed to help you enjoy your favorite content in the most pleasing way possible.

On top of that, users can personalize their reading experience by adjusting text size, changing the screen’s brightness, choosing the background color or even switch between portrait and landscape mode.

As an extra advantage, Kindle For Mac makes it possible to organize your books and documents by sorting using a number of inbuilt filtering algorithms (e.g. genre, size, date, price).

Smart and intuitive digital reading tool that will make your life much easier

What is more, perhaps the most popular feature, one can look up words with the help of Kindle For Mac’s built-in dictionary and get more info via Wikipedia and Google scraped content.

Kindle for Mac doesn't really have a wide collection of complex features, and truth be told, it doesn’t need to. It does however offer you a straightforward and complete reading experience, unlike other desktop e-book readers.

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Video: Introducing Kindle Create (Windows 7 or later) (MacOS 10.9 or later) Choosing your book type This chart describes the book formats available in Kindle Create. Only one format can be used for each Kindle book. If your book is Use this type of source file To build this type of eBook Detailed instructions here Text-heavy book, such as a novel, essay, or memoir.doc or.docx Your.doc(x) file is converted into a 'reflowable' eBook. Reflowable eBooks allow the reader to resize text and are available on all Kindle devices and free Kindle reading applications. You can use Kindle Create to:. Format your text with styles and themes.

Build a table of contents. Add or edit text. Add, delete, resize, and/or align images. Edit your eBook at a later date.

Preview your eBook and create a file to publish to KDP Book with lots of images and complex formatting, such as a textbook, travel book, or cookbook.pdf Your PDF is converted into a Print Replica eBook. Print Replica eBooks maintain the look of their print editions and offer many of the advantages of standard Kindle eBooks, but they do not allow the reader to resize text and are only. Free Kindle Reading Apps. Kindle for Android Phones. Kindle for Android Tablets.

Kindle for iPhone. Kindle for iPod Touch. Kindle for iPad. Kindle for Mac. Kindle for PC You can use Kindle Create to:.

Build a table of contents. Add, such as audio, video, images, and hyperlinks. Edit your eBook at a later date. Preview your eBook and create a file to publish to KDP Comic or graphic novel of low complexity.pdf Your PDF is converted into a comic eBook. Comic eBooks include Guided View, which animates panel-to-panel movement with each swipe to give a clear indication of how the story progresses across each page. You can use Kindle Create to:.

Add Guided View panels. Edit your eBook at a later date. Preview your eBook and create a file to publish to KDP. Video: Installing Kindle Create on Windows Windows MacOS.

Click the Download Now button. A confirmation box appears. Click Save File. You will be prompted to save the installer to your Downloads folder, but you can change the location. Open your Downloads folder (or the location you saved the installer to) and double-click the installer file. The installation wizard opens. Review the License Agreement and click I Agree.

50 Challenging Algebra Problems (Fully Solved) - Kindle edition by Chris McMullen. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading 50 Challenging Algebra Problems (Fully Solved). UPDATE: I added 'solved' to the title since I am now unbricked. I have a mac mini running Os x 10.6.8, and the Kindle Fire which was running.

You will be prompted to install Kindle Create in a default location, but you can change the location. Click Install. You will receive a success message when installation is complete.

The Run Kindle Create box is checked by default, but you can change this. Click Finish. Click the Download Now button.

Download begins. Click the Show Downloads button. Double-click the installer file. The installation wizard opens. Click Continue.

Review the License Agreement, click Continue, and then click Agree. You will be prompted to install Kindle Create in a default location, but you can change the location. Click Continue and then click Install. You will receive a success message when installation is complete. After installation, you can launch Kindle Create by selecting Windows key Amazon Kindle Create (Windows) or Launchpad Kindle Create (Mac).

With Early Access, you can choose to try pre-release (beta) features and provide feedback. Our current pre-release features are:. Building your comic eBook from a PDF: click to learn more. Adding images with bleed in eBooks based on a DOC(X) file: click to learn more. To try pre-release features, select Help Settings Early Access (Windows) or Kindle Create Preferences Early Access (Mac) and then check the Enable Beta Features box.

Kindle Create restarts to complete the process. To contact us about your experience with this beta, select Help Provide Feedback. Kindle Create is available in Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish. To change the language of the Kindle Create display, select Help Settings Language (Windows) or Kindle Create Preferences Language (Mac) and then choose your preferred language.

Kindle Create supports eBooks in Dutch, English, French, German, Gujarati, Hindi, Italian, Malayalam, Marathi, Portuguese, Spanish, and Tamil. System requirements:. Windows 7 or later for PC, MacOS 10.9 or later for Macs. System running with 4+ GB RAM. When you import a file into Kindle Create, you may see error messages that stop you before you start editing.

Use the troubleshooting tips below. Error message Troubleshooting steps Invalid source file If you have a different version of the file that you can open, try importing that version.

If you can open the file but Kindle Create cannot, please. Password-protected file Make sure the file doesn't require a password to open it. In the editing software (e.g., Microsoft Word) you used to open the file, remove the password requirement from the file. Empty file The file you're trying to upload doesn't appear to have any content in it.

Make sure you're uploading the complete version of your manuscript that's ready to prepare for publishing. Corrupt file Something happened to the file that makes it impossible for Kindle Create (and maybe other programs) to open it. Unsupported file format The file you're attempting to open is not in a format Kindle Create supports. If you open your file in Microsoft Word and Adobe software, among others, you can save it in one of the formats that Kindle Create supports:.doc,.docx,.pdf. Generic error When importing the file, Kindle Create had an error it couldn't solve.

Try importing the file one more time or saving a different version and importing it again. If that doesn't work,. If you try to download the tool and your computer flags it as harmful, check your anti-virus software or firewall settings. You may need to add kdp.amazon.com to your list of trusted sites. Or, if your web browser displays a security warning, set it to allow downloads from kdp.amazon.com. Make sure your anti-virus and spyware software are up to date. Note: All KDP tools and software downloads go through a review process that includes virus and spyware scanning.

If your download is flagged as harmful, you may need to contact your anti-virus software publisher to report the issue. In this case, we would also appreciate more information about where you saw this message so we can investigate. And tell us the operating system and anti-virus software you're using.

Starting with version 1.19 for most books Kindle for PC and Kindle for Mac use the new KFX format, which is incompatible with calibre. These books will appear in a subdirectory of the 'My Kindle Content' folder, will import into calibre as 'AZW' format, and will fail to convert with the error: 'KFXError: This is an Amazon KFX book.

It cannot be processed.' The following descriptions apply both to Kindle for PC and Kindle for Mac unless one mentioned explicitly. Method 1 - Revert to an older version of Kindle for PC/Mac At the moment Kindle version 1.17 can still be installed to work around this problem. I suggest following steps:. Launch Kindle and under the menu choice 'Tools', 'Options', 'General', uncheck 'Automatically install updates when they are available without asking me.' (Note: This option is not available in Kindle for Mac version 1.20.2.).

Exit the Kindle program. Delete the contents of the 'My Kindle Content' folder within your 'Documents' folder. Download version 1.17 of Kindle.

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These files are no longer available directly from Amazon, so you will need to search for the proper file name and find it on a third party site. The name is 'KindleForPC-installer-1.17.44170.exe' for PC and 'KindleForMac-44182.dmg' for Mac. Verify the one of the following cryptographic hash values, using software of your choice, before installing the downloaded file in order to avoid viruses. If the hash does not match, delete the downloaded file and try again from another site.

Kindle for PC: MD-5: 53F793B5AA47D7DE099869 SHA-1: 73C404D719F0DD8D4AE1C2C96612B095D6C86255 SHA-256: 14E0F0053F1276C0C7C446892DC170344F707FBFE99B695176 2C00 Kindle for Mac: MD-5: E7E36D5369E1F3CF1D28E5D9115DF15F SHA-1: 7AB9A86B954CB23D622BD79E3257F8E2182D791C SHA-256: 28DC21246A9C7CDEDD2D6F0F4082E6BF7EF9DB9CE9D485548E 8A9E1D19EAE2AC. Install the downloaded version 1.17 software.

Launch it and check that the option to automatically install updates is still turned off. Kindle may need to be registered by signing in to your Amazon account within the program. Some users have reported being unable to sign in to their Amazon account within Kindle for PC once version 1.17 is reinstalled. If that occurs go to the Amazon website and on the manage your content and devices page, and on the tab locate 'Kindle for PC' (or Mac) and deregister it using the '.' 'Actions' menu. Wait a few minutes for it to take affect and try to sign in again. (If all else fails then re-install and register again and start over with step 1.).

If asked if you want to update to the new version always reject it. ('Skip' the update.). Re-download your books and import into calibre as before. Method 2 - Disable KFX support in Kindle for PC/Mac As an alternative, a method is available to prevent versions 1.19 through 1.24 from making use of KFX format. This method will not work with version 1.25 or newer.

Exit the Kindle program. Open a command window (PC) or terminal window (Mac). Cut and paste the appropriate command for your operating system to disable the renderer-test program.

Code: chmod -x /Applications/Kindle.app/Contents/MacOS/renderer-testThis prevents the renderer-test program from executing, blocking the use of KFX. PC Note: The renderer-test program may be in a different location in some Kindle for PC installations. If the rename command fails look in other folders, such as C: Program Files Amazon Kindle.

Mac Note: If the chmod command fails with a permission error try again using sudo. After restarting the Kindle program any books previously downloaded in KFX format will no longer open.

You will need to remove them from your device and re-download them. All future downloads will use the older Kindle formats instead of KFX although they will continue to be placed in one individual subdirectory per book. Method 3 - Use an e-ink Kindle instead If you have an e-ink Kindle device registered to your Amazon account you have the option of downloading books directly from Amazon instead of using Kindle for PC/Mac. From the Amazon website access 'Account & Lists' - 'Manage Your Content and Devices'. Find a book you want to import into calibre and press the '.' Button in the 'Actions' column for that book.

In the menu that pops up choose 'Download & transfer via USB'. Then select the name of your registered kindle device in the drop down menu and press the 'Download' button. Import the downloaded file into calibre as you would a file from Kindle for PC. You will need to select the proper folder containing the downloaded file. (This folder will be different from the 'My Kindle Content' folder used by Kindle for PC.). Users of the DRM Tools should refer to Apprentice Alf's Blog for information on the configuration required to support books downloaded for an e-ink Kindle. In addition, the owners of older e-ink Kindles running firmware prior to 5.6.5 (August 2015) can access books in non-KFX formats directly from the device via USB.

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Method 4 - Convert from KFX to other formats It now possible to convert books from KFX to other formats in calibre by installing the optional. Due to a change in DRM this will no longer work with Kindle for PC/Mac version 1.25 or newer or with Kindle firmware 5.10.2 or newer. Methods 2 and 4 above will not work with Kindle for PC/Mac version 1.25 and later. The last workable versions can still be downloaded directly from Amazon using these links.

To: jhowell Thank you, thank you, thank you for this information. I was ready to give up on my free books from Amazon for the future since I got 'improved' version of KindleforPC automatically today. Your directions for uninstalling and re-installing KindleforPC are excellent and worked great for me. One thing I'd like to add.

I had downloaded my books once this morning right after the upgrade installed. Then when I tried to download them with the older version of KindleforPC.

I found that I needed to go to Amazon and in manage my content, set the books up for delivery again. Once I did that, presto, chango everything was back to normal.

Thanks again for the timely help. You are amazing. Starting with version 1.19, Kindle for PC (and Kindle for Mac) often uses the new KFX format, which is incompatible with calibre. These books will appear in a subdirectory of the 'My Kindle Content' folder, will import into calibre as 'AZW' format, and will fail to convert with the error: 'KFXError: This is an Amazon KFX book. It cannot be processed.'

At the moment Kindle for PC version 1.17 is still available from Amazon and can be installed to work around this problem. I suggest following steps:. Launch Kindle for PC 1.19 and under the menu choice 'Tools', 'Options', 'General', uncheck 'Automatically install updates when they are available without asking me.' . Exit Kindle for PC and uninstall it. Delete the contents of the 'My Kindle Content' folder within your 'Documents' folder. Download version 1.17 of Kindle for PC.

It is safest to use the link to download it directly from Amazon, instead of going to a third party site. Install the downloaded Kindle for PC version 1.17. Launch it and check that the option to automatically install updates is still turned off. If asked if you want to update to the new version always reject it. Re-download your books and import into calibre as before. If you have an e-ink Kindle device registered to your Amazon account you have the option of downloading books directly from Amazon instead of using Kindle for PC.

From the Amazon website access 'Account & Lists' - 'Manage Your Content and Devices'. Find a book you want to import into calibre and press the '.' Button in the 'Actions' column for that book. In the menu that pops up choose 'Download & transfer via USB'. Then select the name of your registered kindle device in the drop down menu and press the 'Download' button. Import the downloaded file into calibre as you would a file from Kindle for PC.

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You will need to select the proper folder containing the downloaded file. (This folder will be different from the 'My Kindle Content' folder used by Kindle for PC.) Note: Users of the DRM Tools should refer to Apprentice Alf's Blog for information on the configuration required to support books downloaded for an e-ink Kindle. This has worked well for me thanks. (copied from another thread) Check the Help/About menu to see what version of Kindle for PC you have.

Anything before 1.19 doesn't support KFX. If you are using an older version then you probably have updates disabled since Amazon is aggressively pushing the new version to be automatically installed. If you do have 1.19 or newer there are still some circumstances where books may be present in the older MOBI/KF8 formats supported by calibre. Any books sent to the app before it was updated to 1.19 will still be in the older formats.

You can identify these books because they will be.azw files in the My Kindle Content directory. Books delivered after the app is updated to 1.19 are placed into subdirectories of My Kindle Content. Some of these will be in KFX format and some will be in the older formats. You can detect KFX because there will be a file with a name beginning with amzn1.drm-voucher.v1 in the same subdirectory.

There are several reasons that a book might still delivered to Kindle for PC 1.19 in an older format. First, books that do not have Enhanced Typesetting listed on their product page are not delivered in KFX format. (There can be exceptions for fixed layout books.) Second, it may be a book you purchased a while ago. Amazon locks you in to the version of the book that is current at the time you purchase it. If that version of the book did not support enhanced typesetting, but the product page for the book now shows that it does, you might or might not receive it in KFX format. Also, KFX format is a moving target.

New features are being continuously added to the format and some devices/apps do not support all of the optional features. If a book contains KFX features that a particular device/app does not support then MOBI/KF8 is delivered instead. I have found through testing that Kindle for PC 1.19 doesn't support all of the latest KFX features and so some books are excluded from being delivered in KFX to that app. Finally, there may be other factors of which I am unaware.

I'm not sure if Kindle for Mac 1.19 does download as KFX. I just tried on a new user account, and all the books I tried came down in the old formats. (But inside folders in My Kindle Content) Oh - but I didn't check for 'Enhanced Typesetting' on the book pages at Amazon! Is it that only 'Enhanced Typesetting' books comes down as KFX? Perhaps Amazon is not (yet) delivering KFX to Kindle for Mac 1.19 for some reason.

I do not have a Mac so I haven't tested it myself. Looking at the installer for Kindle for Mac 1.19.1 it does have support for KFX in a file that appears to be installed to: /Applications/Kindle.app/Contents/Frameworks/libKRFDynamic.dylib See my previous post for some conditions under which KFX will not be delivered, including non-Enhanced Typesetting. I just followed these steps of removing the newer Kindle for PC app, installing the old, etc. My 'classics' which are public domain convert from AWZ to EPUB just fine, but books I bought recently (Tim Ferriss, Tools of Titans, for example) give me the DRM error in Calibre. I don't have any branded devices, just a Windows 10 Phone (Lumia 930) and a Surface Pro 4.

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Amazon killed off their app, so now I'm stuck with unreadable books except for the clunky PC version of Kindle. Any ideas of what I'm doing wrong? I'm brand new to Calibre and this whole EPUB & DRM thing.