Okay thanks for the first answer. I wasn't sure about if it could
split things up.
As for the second answer ... gee that would've totally made sense now
wouldn't it have? That is sarcasm on my part for having a "duh"
moment. I will check into that when I get a chance and add to this
message.
Thanks much
On 5/20/17, William Brandes <williambrandes@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Melissa. Here is a partial answer.
You can check your storage by going to quick settings/settings/storage
and tapping on the storage space you want to know more about.
Second, I cannot read my Fire tablet with Windows XP. But, here is an
idea for you to figure out the proper folder. Why don't you download
one of the books from the wish list and then figure out where it went.
Then drop one of your books on your computer into that folder and see
if you can read it.
Stay well ... William
On 5/20/17, Melissa Hammitt <melissa.j.hammitt@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I did a search for this question in the archives, but I didn't get the
answer I was looking for.
I have the books that I want to listen to already on my computer. I
don't really want to go through searching, adding the books I've
already got to my wishlist, then opening the BARD app on my kindle and
re-downloading the books. I figured out how to do the same thing on
my iPhone using iTunes, but I can't figure out which folder to use
when adding the books via USB when I connect my kindle to my computer.
Is there a way to do this? I'm still very new to using the kindle
since I'm used to using my iPhone to listen to my books.
As a side note, where does one go to find out how much space they have
on their kindle for things like this? When I installed the BARD app it
said something like allocating 3 gb (or something like that) for BARD
books. Are their set sizes set for things such as books, mp3s, or
audio books?
I look forward to an answer, thanks much.
Melissa
