Thread: Which Desktop Ereader will allow sideloaded books to reach your Windows Phone?
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Old 02-15-2015, 11:45 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by eschwartz View Post
The mobile app has a send-to-kindle email address, yes?
Also, your books get archived regardless of which send-to-kindle email is used.
The Kindle mobile app? It is a catch 22, I have to get the mobi file on the Windows Phone before I could do anything like that, my problem is I can't get the ebook to the phone.

Windows phone has a Mac desktop program that allows you to pull songs and video off of your Itunes account but they have no native way to pull books off of any account.
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