"I recently purchased a Paperwhite and can't seem to get it to move to the farthest position when switching between the two. I am coming from using a kindle touch where this feature worked fine. I have Whispersync turned on in the PaperWhite settings, and know its turned on for the audible because it was working with my old kindle, in fact it still does work with my old kindle. Has anyone encountered this issue and had it resolved?"
The solutions mentioned above should be quick fixes for your Kindle's syncing problem, if you still have issues with it, please do contact the Amazon team for help. There is "Help" center for you to search for help, which also provides quick-start guides, user manuals, tutorials, and other tools to help you get the most out of your purchase. You can also get product support for eligible items through Your Orders there.
Kindle Library Wont Sync With Mac
In this article, we're going to take a look at the relationship between your Kindle and your Mac and how to keep your library in sync wherever you're reading (whether it be on Kindle hardware or not).
After grabbing it from the Mac App Store, Kindle for Mac will sync up your library of content and allow you to start reading straight away. The app's buttoned menu bar provides access to all the standard functions of a Kindle app, including manipulating presentation styles, bookmarking pages and searching.
If you're looking to send web content (say a news article or even a tutorial from this very site) to your Kindle app or device, the easiest way is to grab the Send to Kindle extension for your browser. Currently available for Chrome and Firefox (with Safari coming soon), the extension adds a button to your browser's UI that will, on command, push web content to your Kindle library in two-clicks.
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After downloading a .mobi file, there are three ways to add it to your Kindle library. We recommend first trying to use Amazon's Send to Kindle desktop app. If that doesn't work, you can send files to your Kindle using your email or transfer the file with a USB cord. If you are having trouble using the Prolific Works App to download to your Kindle app, click here.
Your card number will be located on the back of your library card. Be sure not to insert any spaces between the numbers. Your PIN is usually a 4-digit number, unless you changed it to something else. If you cannot remember your PIN, reset it with our Library PIN Reset Form, or call us to have it changed.
*NOTE: If you do not see the Read now with kindle button, check your Settings to see if the Kindle Preference box has been selected.
"I feel like I just re-found my love for the library again. This app helps re-connect with these amazing and free resources back inot reading books but also magazines. I know the library is free but I didn't know what an array they have for electronic resources. It is great and helpful."
MarginNote is by far the best research companion out there. This powerful app lets you organize book notes from across your library in a single mind map, turn notes into flashcards for quick study sessions, export and import multiple note formats, and look up information with a built-in research browser. Finally you can collect all your notes from all the sources in a single intuitive app.
When your Kindle e-reader and Kindle app for iPad and iPhone are connected to the same Amazon account, all your Kindle books are synced via your Kindle cloud library on Amazon servers, just like your Gmail messages are synced via Google servers, no matter which computer you choose to connect to it.
Downloaded ebooks will show a checkmark on their cover in your Kindle for Mac library, along with a percentage completed tracker. They will also appear in the Downloaded section of the Library list.
If you have an Apple ID, your devices will automatically sync with each other with no complications. This is why Apple is preferred by many customers. However, sometimes your devices do not sync properly with each other, in which case, these simple steps will help you sync iBooks to your Apple devices.
As stated earlier, if you have the same Apple ID, all devices will sync with each other. This is an automated function on Mac and iOS. You just have to assure that your iBooks sync is "ON". If you want to sync iBooks on Apple devices, go to "Settings", then "iBooks" and confirm whether it's ON or not.
Apple Books is an excellent app for e-book lovers, but like any other software, it might run into problems from time to time. If you have issues with Books synchronization with other Apple devices, read down below for problem-solving solutions.
Some Audible users prefer to listen to Audible books on multiple devices. When they are outside, they may use their phone to play audiobooks while using a speaker when they are at home. However, there is a problem happening to many of them - Audible not syncing across devices. But do not worry, you can try to fix this problem with the solutions we suggest.
If the Device Synchronization (Whispersync Settings) has been fixed with no luck, please also confirm the Sync Device Position of the app's settings is turned on for the device that runs the app.
A common method to fix Audible not syncing across devices is to reinstall the Audible app. There may be some problems with the Audible app. So you can try to reinstall the Audible app to fix audible not syncing.
In our experience, the Audible not syncing to Apple Watch issue comes up when the content to syn has a large file size. If a redownload is possible with an active Audible membership, please redownload the books into small chapters or in parts from audible.com to sync one file/content at a time.
If you still cannot fix Audible not syncing across devices with the solutions above, an alternative way is to transfer Audible books to other audio players on another device for playing. Just download Audible books from the computer and transfer them to a phone, speaker, tablet, or MP3 player. Then play the audiobook with any media player.
I still occasionally have issues with syncing, even epubs i bought from the bookstore vs. uploaded into Books. Between iPad and Mac seems reliable, phone is a crap shoot (all devices on latest 16.1 betas)
The share pane method is very recent, tried just yesterday without problems (previously some Calibre converted ones screwed-up all the apostrophes on upload to kindle or similar?). I have most of my books in both Books and Kindle, so can use either ecosystem to read. 2ff7e9595c
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