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Old 09-28-2026, 04:56 PM   #28
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Originally Posted by B00kReader View Post
Anyway, am I understanding right that if I send the AMZ3 format via Send to Kindle instead of Calibre that I'll get the benefits of it being a 'native' book AND keep covers showing? Or is it better to convert to KFX/PODOC and send via Calibre?
You're mixing up formats. The Amazon formats are MOBI (old, limited, not much modern use), AZW3 (a bit newer and more akin to EPUB2 in features), and KFX (even newer and is what most content downloaded via Amazon uses).

Amazon's Send to Kindle service does not take any of these formats. It only takes non-DRM content in formats like EPUB and PDF. People often mix up the Calibre function of "Send to Device" with this Amazon service. They are unrelated except that StK via email is one of the methods that Calibre can use.
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