Temporarily Free Kindle Book: What is Killing My Tomato - Page 2

guruofgardens · March 3, 2014

Thanks for the link to the book.

Sodak · March 3, 2014

Thanks for the link.
Former disdain for these, however...
I have read about 15 books on Kindle for iPad and have come around. Great for reading, imnsho. Especially on vacations where you can take as many books as you want.

aconite · March 3, 2014

Just a note, you can easily organize and read ebooks with a free program called Calibre, visit calibre-ebook.com. It reads everything and can even run as an ebook library server. You can also edit and convert them to various formats through calibre, what may require stripping the drm (also possible through calibre with the addition of the appropriate plugin).
Amazon won't let you download a book except through their application, but after that it's easy to just find the .azw files on your computer and import them to calibre to mess around. With the way amazon sometimes seizes people's entire purchase libraries it might not be a bad idea to back up your stuff anyway.

March 3, 2014	#17
Sodak Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: 5a SD Posts: 253	Thanks for the link. Former disdain for these, however... I have read about 15 books on Kindle for iPad and have come around. Great for reading, imnsho. Especially on vacations where you can take as many books as you want. __________________ Fight the good fight, finish the course and keep the faith

March 3, 2014	#16
guruofgardens Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2008 Location: zone 5 Colorado Posts: 942	Thanks for the link to the book.

March 3, 2014	#18
aconite Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Croatia Posts: 42	Just a note, you can easily organize and read ebooks with a free program called Calibre, visit calibre-ebook.com. It reads everything and can even run as an ebook library server. You can also edit and convert them to various formats through calibre, what may require stripping the drm (also possible through calibre with the addition of the appropriate plugin). Amazon won't let you download a book except through their application, but after that it's easy to just find the .azw files on your computer and import them to calibre to mess around. With the way amazon sometimes seizes people's entire purchase libraries it might not be a bad idea to back up your stuff anyway.