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Old 12-12-2019, 03:25 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by Sirtel View Post
... As to the ASIN, there is an option in the Quality Check "Fix ASIN for Kindle Fire", but it seems not to find the asin more often than not.
In my experience, "Fix ASIN for Kindle Fire" doesn't search for ASIN, rather you need to add the ASIN to the metadata, then "Fix ASIN for Kindle Fire" will properly embed the ASIN into the ebook.

It's been a while since I played with this, but when I used to do this, I added the ASIN directly into the OPF thus:

<dc:identifier opf:scheme="AMAZON">B000000000</dc:identifier>

(Replace B000000000 with the actual ASIN, which I looked up on Amazon.)

I think you can also add the ASIN in "Edit Metadata" (in the IDs field add amazon:B000000000 — if there's already something in the IDs field, separate the two with a comma). There may be a way to automate all of this that others can suggest.
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