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  1. Put a checkmark next to the device you want to send your file to and click “Send”. You should see a dialogue box that reads “Upload complete'. Give us a few minutes to format and deliver your document. Please ensure your Kindle is connected to the network to receive your document. Select the “OK” button.
  2. Also, Amazon offers a desktop application for both Windows Platform and Mac OS X which permits you to send the compatible files to your Kindle pretty easily. Just by right-clicking on the documents and Clicking on 'Send to Kindle' option, you can send a document from your desktop to Kindle merely within a matter of few seconds.

Download Kindle for macOS 10.10 or later and enjoy it on your Mac. ‎The Kindle app gives users the ability to read eBooks on a beautiful, easy-to-use interface. You may also read your book on your phone, tablet and Kindle e-Reader, and Amazon Whispersync will automatically sync your most recent page read, bookmarks, notes, and highlights, so.

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In this short video, see how to use a free Amazon app to send any document, any file, any book or any webpage directly to your Kindle device. Great way to keep large documents or web pages for offline reading with your Kindle

If you have a Kindle device (and you should especially now that prices for Kindle full-color tablets are under $50), you'll want to install this free app from Amazon onto your computer. It works with Windows or Mac and makes it easy to send documents from your computer to your Kindle for reading later on.

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Here's one example of why you might want to be able to do this.

Like a lot of things these days, my motorhome came with an online manual. It's over a hundred pages long, and in order to read it, I need to have my computer and an internet connection. Or I can print out the hundred plus pages, put them in a binder and carry them with me.

Since I have a lot of online manuals and I can't always depend on having an internet connection when I need to use one of these manuals, I want a way to use them offline and without needing to lug around reams of paper.

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One way I can do that is to send the manual to my Kindle and have it there, available there whenever I need it.

Or I might be surfing the web and come across an interesting article I want to read, but need to do it later due to time constraints. One way I can do that is to send the web page article to my Kindle. Then at my leisure, I can read the article on the Kindle without needing to be connected to the web.

In order to do the above and more, I use the free 'Send to Kindle' app and browser extensions from Amazon. In the short video below, I show how these work, why you'll want them, and where you can find them for free.

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As shown in the above video, if you have a Kindle device, you'll want the free 'Send to Kindle' apps and browser extensions. Having them makes it easy to use your Kindle device as a reference library of manuals, books, web pages and more.

Here's an example. In the video, I showed how to use the Send to Kindle app in Chrome to send an article from my site to my Kindle. This is what it looked like on the Kindle.

As you can see, all the non-essential elements of the web page have been ignored, and only the text from the article appears. This makes it a lot easier to read on the Kindle. Links within the article are still active, and if your Kindle is connected to wifi, you can click the links and they'll take you to pages on the web.

You can find the Send to Kindle app and browser extensions at https://www.amazon.com/gp/sendtokindle

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If you don't have a Kindle, you can find them on Amazon at https://amzn.to/2QRVc24

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FYI: You may have noticed in the video that I have several Kindle devices. One is for reading novels (Kindle Paperwhite), and the others (Kindle Fires) are for surfing the web, watching videos, reading emails, and reading books that have full-color images. These tablets are small, lightweight, have long battery life and are virtually indestructible.