Thread: Is it possible to convert, but bypass adding to library?
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Old 12-27-2011, 05:36 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by jimmythesaint View Post
I would like to add some documents to my KindleDX, which entails converting them to kindle format and delivering them. I would not like to add all these documents to my library, send them, then delete them. Is it possible to add documents to the kindle and bypass the step of adding them to the library?
You can do that through the command line. The 'ebook-convert' tool will convert the input file to the requested format and nothing else. Then drag-and-drop the resulting file to your Kindle the normal way. Or use 'ebook-device', I guess, although I never have used that so I don't know what the pluses of that are, if any.
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