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Old 05-04-2017, 02:29 PM   #18
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
If the program/device handles KFX and there is a KFX version available, you'll get KFX. If the program/device handles KF8 and there is a KF8 version available, you'll get KF8. If the device doesn't handle KF8, you'll get Mobi. If you have a device registered to your account and you USB download the eBook, you get KF8 if there is such otherwise you get Mobi.
Holy cow. Thank you SO MUCH for explaining this. I plan on getting a 10-block of ISBNs and will need one for every different format. But if Amazon only allows uploading the ebook in mobi when I publish, how do I make the other formats available to Amzn? (sorry for being so dense!)

EDIT: Found this (third post down) which explains (what you already know)... that when KindleGen creates a mobi from an epub it actually creates two books, one in Mobi7 for older Kindles, and one in KF8 for newer, both zipped into the single resulting mobi. So I guess the files are generated automatically by Amazon. [edit out ISBN question as it looks like all Kindle formats can use the same ISBN from what I read]

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