To transfer eBooks in the Kindle Cloud there is now a new, more convenient way. With the help of free web app Kindlebox a Dropbox folder can be linked with its own Kindle, moved into the folder files are then automatically transferred to the document repository.
This link is created in three simple steps and takes no five minutes. First, is Kindlebox app to authorize Dropbox, there will be a new folder under apps / Kindle box / created. Then you have to log in to the personal Kindle Administration (here is the link for Amazon.de) where a previously saved into Javascript to be executed in the browser. Now we have to do is choose a to be linked Kindle
. Bonus: Automatically convert epub files
If you move anschliend eBooks to supported by Kindle formats in the Dropbox folder, this dive within a short time in the “Cloud” tab of the Kindle. In the test went smoothly. In addition to the default supported files DRM free epub files can be moved to the Dropbox folder, which can then be converted automatically.
To transfer is Kindlebox makes the Personal Documents Service advantage, de facto, the drawn into the Dropbox folder files so “classically” sent by e-mail. Thereby remain limited eBooks on the device or in the cloud when they are deleted from the Dropbox folder. They must be removed directly over the device or via the Kindle administration.
Despite this limitation Kindlebox is a great alternative for transmission via the Web or by e-mail. If you invest a desktop shortcut Dropbox folder has the Kindle Cloud at hand.
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The article “Kindlebox: eBooks on the Kindle with Dropbox Send” was on February 20, 2015 (Friday) at 12:05 Clock written by John Main. John Main ( Xing / Twitter ) is editor and publisher of lesen.net
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