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Originally Posted by Hitch
Yeah, but I've seen people use it to mean the "send by wifi" option that you see on Windows File Browser systems, which is NOT wifi. It's the old Document-sending system, the email system that worked with the dedicated Kindle emails, right? When I tested it, the file results that came out were KF7 MOBis, not KF8, and that makes a huge difference in the results.
In fact, Amazon itself will tell you that "send to Kindle" and side-loading won't emulate the for-sale MOBIs.
That's why I'm asking him to be precise, about how he gets the files from the download (to his computer, presumably) to the KTouch. It makes a difference.
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True. I think there's a way to get KF8 personal docs but you have to use dual-format MOBI for email to Kindle. I have absolutely no idea what other processing KDP does for books that will be published. I only email to Kindle for personal docs.
@Gregg Bell
Here are the physical dimensions of a 200x300 image on various Kindle models.
Kindle (basic): 167 ppi
1.2" x 1.8"
Kindle Paperwhite 1/2 (5th/6th gen): 212 ppi
0.9" x 1.4"
Kindle Paperwhite 3/4 (7th/10th gen): 300 ppi
0.7" x 1.0"
Perhaps instead of using pixels, use percentages to define the size? Alas, I'm not familiar enough with HTML/CSS to know the proper coding.