It is that first file, the my kindle content which has all the wierd names.
Once the the comversion happens, everything makes sense. On Dec 4, 2019 10:19
AM, William Brandes <williambrandes@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all. Comments on conversion. Don't make this harder than it is.
Like I said before, I convert each Kindle book to four file types,
epub, mobi, text, and, Kindle unprotected. There is design in the way
I do this. Yesterday, I converted three new books. It's really
easy-peasy!
1. I suspect you are in the wrong folder, if you indeed have completed
a CODEX conversion to epub. my kindle content is where raw files are
placed after downloading a book from your Kindle PC application to
CODEX. They do indeed have weird names, and, after I convert become
multiple files. Again, this is the folder which the books files
download from Kindle for PC.
2. There is another folder found in Documents called ebooks. That is
where you will find the converted book to whatever what file you
converted to.
3. After you convert books, you should delete the files in my kindle
content, unless you want to convert them again when you add more
downloads from Kindle for PC.
4. Again, James gives complete directions on the CODEX website at
http://jscholes.net/project/codex/ ;
5. I do as well in two parts at
http://www.williambrandes.com/blog/?BlindAccess___Part_1._Mastering_the_Conversion_of_Protected_Kindle_Books_to_Other_Formats
Stay well. William
