![]() ![]() Downloading and installing Amazon's 'send to Kindle' app on your computer.Generating a traditional e-mail (from whatever e-mail client you normally use), and attaching the e-book file.Once you know that, you have access to the e-book files and can transfer them using one of the other 'send to Kindle' options. Second, it's helpful to identify where the Calibre library is stored on your computer. And trying to change it may introduce problems. Amazon assigns the e-mail address for each Kindle device and app, and you don't need to change it. As to the Amazon setup - I don't think you need to do anything there. There are some alternative things you can try.įirst, are you able to receive e-mails from other sources on the iPad? If not, you need to resolve that matter first. Are you seeing those confirmation e-mails?Īnother concern: what is the format of the material you are trying to transfer? Amazon recently stopped transferring mobi files. My recollection is that when you use that approach, you receive an e-mail from Amazon asking that you confirm that you want the e-book transferred to your device, and you must respond by clicking an active link in the e-mail. If I understand correctly, those e-mails are being rejected. So you are sending books from Calibre to the Kindle app on your iPad. Ps This is only my second posting in this forum as I have been using Calibre for a long time with excellent results. Is a correct step by step set of instructions to do this available? Especially the ebook email settings in Calibre before trying. Always my email is rejected, the latest being that Kindle seems to blacklist any IPs my email server is using. Nothing works and I have set up email with port number and other needed settings in Amazon etc. I have been trying mightily to send the books from Calibre by email using the Kindle special email address. I am getting ready for when my trusty Kindle dies and I need to read ebooks on an iPad.
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