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Old 10-10-2011, 01:42 PM   #12
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Device: Kindle DXG, Kindle Keyboard 3G
both can be done.

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Originally Posted by bosun120 View Post
Hi,
I was wondering if the Kindle had the ability to, from the device itself w/o having to connect to a computer:

1. Download library ebooks (say using Overdrive system)
2. Download books from public domain websites (Gutenberg, etc.)
Kindle Keyboard 3G/WiFi (3.2.1 firmware) does both (Overdrive, Gutenberg). It leverages WiFi for content delivery.

Borrowing a library book from the Overdrive site requires two logins; one to Overdrive, and then one to Amazon (for the delivery of the content).

Overdrive sends you to Amazon, which I would suppose is the step most people could not complete, who said it doesn't work.

It does work, but you have to disable JavaScript (in the WebKit browser) for that step to complete correctly.

Otherwise, the WebKit browser will choke, and produce an error dialog that states something about 'multiple windows' that it cannot open.

Disabling JavaScript for that one step is helpful, there.

Last edited by teasonc; 10-10-2011 at 01:50 PM. Reason: remove hard break EOL
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