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Kindle Kindle

in Kindle, you can insert and view images, with zoom and scroll functions, thanks to a function to display images that are not documented in the manual.
First connect the Kindle to the PC with the USB cable. Then, create a folder in the Kindle "pictures" in the root directory.
Inside this folder, create another folder, you can call whatever you want, such as "Photo", or "MyPictures" ... as you like. Inside this folder you can copy photos and images you want to have on the Kindle.
Keep in mind that the Kindle has a screen 800 × 600 to 16 shades of gray, so even if you can display color images (of course seeing them in gray) and largest, is a useless occupation of space in your Kindle. So before you do the transfer, make a copy in 800 × 600 to 16 shades of gray.
Make "Eject" the Kindle on the "My Computer" and disconnect the USB cable (unless you want to take this opportunity to recharge).

Go Home.
Press Alt + Z to refresh the content. Whenever you insert or remove the images you need to do Alt + Z in Home to update the index.
You'll see an item that you call as you have created inside the folder called "pictures" such as "Photo", or "MyPictures.
Select this and click the cursor 5-ways.
will see the first image in the folder and you can move between the images using "Next page" and "Prev Page" as if the pictures were the pages of a book.
While you get the picture, you have the following keys with the related commands:
  • Q - Zoom In
  • W - Zoom Out
  • E - Exit the zoom mode
  • C - Switch from "actual size" mode to "fit the screen (for images larger than 800 × 600)
  • F - mode" full screen ", that removes the top information bar and shows the image full-screen cursor
  • 5-ways - running the photo if it is larger than the screen, for example when zooming
  • R - rotates the picture (from vertical to horizontal and vice versa)
  • ALT + Shift +0 (zero) - while you are in "full screen" (press F), insert the image in the series of screen savers that appear when you shut down the Kindle

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with your images: how to convert eBook

Many eBook that we find online, especially free ones, are in PDF or ePub. The Kindle is compatible with the PDF format, although it is not very practical read it because the text does not scroll, but it is converted to inviandoselo compatible with Amazon's free service for converting email to @free.kindle.com {username}.
To File Formats ePUB, however, and other formats such as PML or LIT is not available on Amazon's free conversion service, so we have to convert it ourselves. Nothing could be easier: You can do it easily with Calibre .

First, of course, do Download Calibre and install it.
Installation is simple and is also available in Italian. Just pay attention to two things: first of all, when the installation asks for it, select the Kindle as a reading device, then create a folder if Calibre "Libreeria Calibre" (note the error of the two "ee" in the name of the folder) into / Users / {user} / which will copy your eBooks, and those inserted those who converted (you can correct the error or leave it as it is).
First step: add the eBook in its original format .
Click on the "Add books" from the top menu and select Calibre the eBook in its original format. In this way, the eBook is placed in the Library and Calibre is copied to the "Libreeria of Calibre."
eBook formats can be included are: CBZ, CBR, CBC, EPUB, FB2, HTML, LIT, LRF, MOBI, ODT, PDF, PRC, PDB, PML, RB, RTF, TCR, TXT.
Second step: convert the eBook .
Select the book you just added and click on "Convert books" from the top menu of Calibre.
opens a window with a menu of icons on the left that open their cards right. The first thing to watch out for is to verify that in the top right of this window appears MOBI format as the format oputput, that is the format compatible with the Kindle.
The first tab that pops up is that of metadata, that is, cover, title and author of the book, and we can modify this information if they are not accurate. E 'can also upload a separate cover from an image file if the file is not already included.
There are few settings to make:
- click on "View" select "Remove the spaces between paragraphs", otherwise the converted file may have a blank space between paragraphs.
- clicking on the "Table of Contents" select "Do not add the overview chapters autodetected.
- clicking on the "Output MOBI" select "Do not add a table of contents (index) to the book."
Finally click "OK" at the bottom right.
few moments later, when the indicator wheel stops, just go to the folder "Libreeria Calibre" to find the file converted to MOBI. Simply plug in your Kindle and copy this file in the folder "documents" of the Kindle for the eBooks on the Kindle.
In this way you can read all the eBooks on the Kindle in circulation on the web, from all the free ones, such as the library googlebooks.