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Old 12-08-2009, 11:34 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by elite-fusion View Post
Hello guys, I'm new to the site and the whole Kindle world. I love getting info from forums, so as soon as I got the kindle today, I joined the site as you guys can see. Well I just have a quick question if someone can help me out.

I have many .doc files which are books, Russian books, and they are in regular Russian text when they open, so i was just wondering how would I be able to get a few of those books to work on the kindle?

Can someone please help. Thank you

Eric
You would have to hack your Kindle to install font to make your Russian books readable. Pleas check out BlogKindle's site for more information.

Edit: The information Ea gave you is also important. A PDF is the easiest way to go, but conversion and the right font will give your more flexibility for annotation and changing font sizes (and dictionary look up if your add a Russian dictionary and make it your primary dictionary).
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