Are you still struggling with putting your favorite eBooks on your Amazon Kindle. Well, you are not alone. While Amazon has assured us Kindle fans that it will support pdf and other ebook formats in the future, there are many ebooks that simply can’t be converted to a format that Kindle can understand. In an earlier post I mentioned there is a way to fix/rebuild your pdf in a way that are understandable to Amazon Kindle. That has worked for me every time, but if you are not interested in doing that, then you can use a lifesaver service called Koolwire. Koolwire.com allows you to send your pdf documents to be converted to word documents (.doc), which is coincidentally Kindle compatible.
Koolwire works similar to Amazon Kindle’s PDF conversion system in some ways. All you have to is send an email to doc@koolwire.com, and it will be converted and returned to you as a word document. Then you can use a SD card or your USB cable to put the file on your Amazon Kindle. Life with Amazon Kindle just got a little bit sweeter with this super cool online service.
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#1cameronMay 13, 2008, 10:06 pm
Okay i am really really wanting to get a kindle
But this PDF thing is still bothering me.
Koolwire really messed up a PDF i would want to read on a Kindle.
Simple PDF’s appear to be no problem, but get tables and equations in there and they get very messed up.
Any word on better conversion tools? Real PDF support?
#2P. RadMay 14, 2008, 3:59 pm
I have really had not too much trouble with my PDFs. Amazon’s pdf conversion is also good. You can either send an email to yourname@kindle.com (to have amazon wirelessly send it to your Kindle), and yourname@free.kindle.com (Amazon sends you your pdf document in a compatible format with Kindle). Have you tried these?
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