[vi-kindle] Re: Restoring and reading archived items
- From: Timothy Emmons <temmons9@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: vi-kindle@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 2 Jul 2012 15:24:59 -0500
I set it up for wireless first, and I originally had my audible under a
different email address. So, I went to audible, told them to cancel the old
account, tie everything from that old account to my Kindle account, and once
they did that, away I went. It wasn't too terribly painful, and plus it
actually worked like they said it would. You now when you go to the website for
audible, and when you find a book, you have the option to download, or download
you your kindle, and in our case it gives my wife and I's kindle as being
listed, so I just select mine from the popup and hit download, and it will do
the rest. if not I can snag it from the archives, and it downloads to home, so
depending on how quickly I want it and what I'm close too at the time. Hope
this helps and take care.
On Jul 2, 2012, at 3:18 PM, (Nan Hawthorne <hawthorne%nanhawthorne.com>) wrote:
> How do you tie it to your Kindle? I just bought some books but i must not
> have it configured for wireless.
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> On 7/2/2012 11:57 AM, Timothy Emmons wrote:
>> Hey guys, just saw this, and had to jump in. I just recently got my Audible
>> account tied to the Kindle, and once the download is complete and you find
>> your book, it's beautiful, but you don't really get a progress thing. Now,
>> the interesting thing I did notice was the fact that the enhanced audio
>> which is what I use a lot depending on what I'm doing, plays better on the
>> Kindle than on my numberous IDevices, so that will blow you away if you're
>> not expectin it. But, when you click the audible book out of your archived
>> items once you've connected to wifi, and you've started the download, it
>> should open when it's done like normal, but if not, it hits your home screen
>> relatively quickly. I love it, and the great thing about the Kindle and
>> aubile, unlike the iDevices that do everything else and plus read audible,
>> the kindle is great for getting to the book quickly instead of having to
>> find it. One other thing I have noticed, and this is something fascinating.
>> Start a book on your kindle. Go to your iPhone or iPad, pick up the audible
>> app free from the app store, select your book from the app and it will sync
>> to the last plac eyou stopped at, if your kindle is connected to wifi, and
>> since your other devices are as well. I found this out by accident, and if
>> for some reason one is a little off compared to the other it is easy enough
>> to get them caught up, but in that aspect audible and amazon got it right
>> when it comes to using something on another device, so play with that if you
>> get a chance. And, Nan if you need help with that how-to let me know. Thanks
>> again guys for allowing me to ramble on a bit, and take care. Talk to you
>> soon.
>> On Jul 2, 2012, at 1:00 PM, Kimber Gardner wrote:
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