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Old 11-27-2011, 08:24 PM   #21
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Originally Posted by Blossom View Post
Calibre will auto add it when you pull the metadata from their site if Amazon has a ebook version. If it's not available then you need to borrow one from an Amazon ebook that is not on your Kindle.
I don't believe that the metadata plugins alter/add the ASIN at all. If you do a MOBI-to-MOBI conversion, it has been my experience that the following are true:

1. If the MOBI has no ASIN, Calibre adds an ASIN that is a uniquely generate (UUID) value.
2. If the MOBI has an ASIN, Calibre leaves it as is, whether it is an Amazon ASIN, a Calibre-generated one, or any other value.

If you do a conversion from any other format to MOBI, #1 above also applies.

h.b.
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