Thread: Ebook cover is blank in Windows 10 file directory
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Old 09-01-2016, 05:32 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by Lucky113 View Post
Thanks for the explanation. Just wanted to know is there a way (after conversion) to be able to store and view all these converted ebooks in my Windows file directory instead of having to view them in Kindle for PC?
@Lucky113 - if by 'view' you mean read the books on the PC then I suggest you use the calibre viewer (press 'V') to read the ePubs and not even bother converting them to AZW3.

If you mean view the library, try 'Shift+Alt+G' to toggle Library List and Library Grid styles, and 'Shift+Alt+B' to show and hide Library Carousel. There are corresponding buttons at bottom right. I doubt there is any good reason to even have Kindle for PC, if you don't have a Kindle device.

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