Thread: Dealing with Kindle for PC/Mac 1.19 and KFX in calibre
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Old 05-22-2024, 08:06 AM   #2199
Jacques Q.
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thank you
Hello.
A useless post maybe, but nevertheless : I would just like to express my deep gratitude to all those who take much of their time and skills in order to build and upgrade tools that work, be it Calibre, DeDRM or KFX Input.
Not being much at ease with anything technical, I had all but given up using the Android method where I found a new problem facing me every time I had solved the previous one, but now, despite the "cold feet" I had like others here, I took a deep breath and decided to trust the consensus, so I de-installed my previous Kindle for PC and followed the new procedure, and I can once again do all that I could previously do with the Kindle for PC 1.17/1.19 method (by the way : after 147 pages [!!], maybe it's time to close this thread and link to a new one not mentioning the 1.19 version in its title...).
My thanks also go to all the contributors willing to help quickly and efficiently any time a question (no matter how dumb) is asked.
So again : a big thank you to all.
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