Thread: What does it mean when a book has a DOC label?
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Old 07-12-2017, 05:14 PM   #10
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Do you send your books to your Kindle with Calibre? By default, it sends files which are "books", not "documents". The difference is in the metadata.
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None of that is of the slightest relevance to this thread. We're discussing sideloaded books, which do not go "through Amazon's hands".
You sure fooled me by bring up the 'send to Kindle' feature.
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