Thread: Is Calibre used more than default eReader software?
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Old 06-07-2012, 11:41 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer View Post
In fact, Kindle for PC/Mac has nothing to do with a Kindle device ever, really (other than sharing some meta-stuff like archive/collections, bookmarks/highlights, and furthest read point). Kindle for X, is really only used for reading your ebooks on X. Definitely not for transferring ebooks to other devices.
I do apologize for getting it so wrong...usually I'm not this off base and obviously I have not used Kindle for PC much at all since jumping right in with Calibre. I have since "reconnected" with the software and realized again how very limited it really is (and the reason I jumped in with Calibre so soon after getting my Kindle).

Can I blame CRS?

Thanks for not slamming me too hard...though I deserved it for my lame understanding.
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