Thread: which ebook reader uses the calibre keywords for collections without fiddling w/code
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Old 05-22-2019, 12:42 AM   #12
davidfor
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Originally Posted by wanderson View Post
FYI, non-jailbroken Kindles (at least, my Kindle PW4) work just fine with Calibre. It is the case that ebook formats need to be converted to Kindle-compatible formats (e.g. AWZ3, KFX or PDF) but there is complete plug-in support for all of this. Calibre's Kindle management is generally excellent.
Just to be clear, I was only talking about collection management. I wasn't explicit in the second sentence of what you quoted. But, as the topic of the thread, and the post was collections, I didn't think I needed to be.
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