Thread: What type of file is this?
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Old 07-29-2018, 09:49 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by darryl View Post
You got the wrong file. The actual book file will have the extension of either .azw, .azw3 or .kfx. I think on the pc app it will probably be .azw3. I don't really use Kindle for PC but I believe it stores its data under "My Documents" in "My Kindle Content". If the file is azw or azw3 it will convert just with calibre and the properly set up De Drm tools. For kfx files you will need to install the kfx input plugin as well. In either case you should be able to drag and drop the azw or kfx file from Windows Explorer into Calibre.
and if you haven't unhidden 'known' file extensions: the type is Kindle Content (and is usually the biggest file with the same base filename)
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