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Originally Posted by l1n1234
Thanks it works great. I just renamed html to txt and put it into the documents folder and the Kindle recognized it without problem. The file I used didn't have graphics but it maintained the formatting very well. Just another option if you want something with formatting more than plain text and did not feel like converting to mobi or prc.
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on my kindle 2, a file like this will even follow http: links. but it won't follow file:// links, nor will it run javascript. (as far as i can tell, on both counts. i'd like to be shown wrong.)
ironically, if you do have an http:// link inside your .txt file, the html fetched from the remote site _can_ refer to file:// links on your kindle, and _can_ run javascript. (my goal was to run a short script-based page without the overhead of downloading the jquery.js library with every access. now it comes from the local filesystem instead.)
paul