Attaching your e-reader, tablet or phone to your computer and "mounting" it as a drive:.For a look at the other side, see our primer on how to write an ebook.
Amazons collection of eBooks is just unmatched, and it syncs with your physical Kindle eReader. Downloading the ebook file to your computer: The Kindle app, of course, might be the best choice if you dont mind downloading an app thats not in the Windows Store.When that happens, you have to load the book to your device yourself: not uploading, or downloading, but sideloading. You buy them and minutes later they magically turn up in your device.īut that's not how it goes when you buy an ebook from an independent provider like us (and thank you for doing that, if you have!) or from a company like Smashwords, or acquire a free ebook from an online source like Project Gutenberg. Most big e-reader sponsors have automatic or semi-automatic ways to load the ebooks you buy from them to their own readers. Enter their email address and password for Amazon and authorize both accounts to share payment. Sideloading is getting an ebook into your e-reading device (or app) when you haven't bought it from that reader's own maker/sponsor (like Amazon for the Kindle family, Barnes & Noble for the Nook readers or Kobo for the Kobo readers). On the Kindle, go to Menu > Settings > Household & Family Library > Add a New Person > Add Adult.
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