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Originally Posted by johnoz123
That's what I did until I started reading on multiple devices (which I now use extensively)
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If this was the case, I would be simply using the Calibre
mobi (both)-option or Kindlegen, send my stuff to Amazon and be happy
Or is there any better way available?
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Originally Posted by johnoz123
The only other issue to consider is the Cloud thingy. eg If you have a DropBox (or similar) account then you can also store your library in the cloud which allows you to access your Calibre stored books direct from your wifi enabled Kindle via your home, office or from your friendly cafe hotspot.
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A portable Calibre-version and my library are already on Dropbox. You access them via the experimental web browser?
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Originally Posted by quiris
You are wrong. I checked the latest calibre and found that this version (and probably earlier) always sets up doctype to EBOK despite what you set in Mobi output configuration.
You can check it by unpacking the result Mobi with KindleUnpack and find in OPF the following line: <meta name="Document Type" content="EBOK" />
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Please have a look at
this thread. You first have to create a tag, call it whatever you want. Afterwards set the same tag in the "Personal doc tag:" in the Mobi-output settings. Look
over here. "Docs"-category works then.
I though have to
revoke my statement regarding the "personal"-badge.