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Originally Posted by chilady1
Same here - on Carol's advice I have been using the DiskAid program (as someone pointed out, $9.99 well spent) to load my books in the KindleApp\Library\ebooks folder. I re-converted my entire library doing a mobi to mobi conversion so when I get ready to load books I don't have to worry about which ones have been converted or not.
Using this process I have been successful in syncing books between my iPhone 4, Kindle and my new acquisition, iPad2. The one thing I have found that makes a difference is you need to have the Kindle for iPhone app closed completely. Carol indicated she didn't need to reboot her phone and at first I did, it was only after I realized that I was transferring the books with the Kindle for iPhone app open. Once I closed out of that - no need to re-boot.
BTW, if you have an iPad, the same folder is applicable KindleApp\Library\ebook folder. Glad it worked!
Personally this is one of the best things I have learned from coming to this forum and I am so grateful to a lot of people who were patient with me as I asked 20,000 questions.
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The people on this forum are so helpful and nice. A pleasure to come here.
Carol