Thread: Applescript Wrapper Application for Kindlegen
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Old 02-15-2019, 02:55 PM   #37
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Originally Posted by odamizu View Post
If you don't want to mess with KindleGen, you can have Amazon convert epubs for you with this trick:

1) Make a copy of your epub file and change the extension to .txt

2) Send the .txt file to your Kindle using the Send-to-Kindle app or by emailing it to your Kindle. (I prefer the Send-to-Kindle app as it will allow you to type in the title and author. If you email the file, the title will be the filename.)

3) Amazon will run the txt file through KindleGen for you and deliver a KF8 to your Kindle. Ta da!
Thank you, I'll try that. Would be good to find a way to tweak the calibre "send to email" function to handle the change of extension
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