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Originally Posted by OldLincoln
Well then I'd try to open it on the original device (now my wife's) except it isn't on that device and not in the cloud. So I'll side load it and check your theory out. That is IF she can find the little critter. Do have to say it seems a bit odd of a theory tho as Amazon claims you can read them across all your devices and even loan them out. Hard to do that it they are hard coded. But I'm a bit of a character so I'll give it a try. Say, if you have any AZW's maybe you'll try it on other devices and we'll have a real survey.
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The books are hard coded at the point of download, either directly from the cloud onto your kindle or if you download via Amazzon's manage your content and devices page, where you have to select the specific kindle you are downloading the book for. The only way you can read the same book on all your devices is to download it via the Amazon Cloud directly to each device, which is what Amazon expect you to do. If the book is not in your cloud you should locate the order on your account and then ring Amazon customer services and ask them where it is.