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Old 01-04-2010, 02:06 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by cdfite View Post
I would like to be able to print excepts of some reference books I have purchased on my Kindle. Is there a way to convert the .azw file to another format that can be printed from a PC?
There are ways, but it involves stripping the DRM, and I'm not the person to ask about that.

There are two easy ways to print excepts, however.

(I) Via PC:
.....1. Underline the text you wish to copy.
.....2. Connect your Kindle to your computer.
.....3. Open the "My Clippings" text file.
.....4. Locate the desired text; copy, paste, and print.

(II) Via Internet (Your wireless must have been turned on at some point to allow Amazon to sync with your Kindle):
.....1. Go to http://kindle.amazon.com/kindle and sign in with the same e-mail and password you use to purchase books.
.....2. "Your Reading List" will automatically open, which contains all the books in which you have written notes or made highlights--even the ones you didn't buy from Amazon!
.....3. Go to the desired book and click on the highlights or notes link, and you will be able to copy and paste any text you have highlighted and any note you have made. (This can actually be faster than the first method.)

Does this always work? No, but that isn't Amazon's fault. As they state on their site, "Sometimes a book publisher may allow only a certain portion of a book to be 'clipped' and stored separately from the main body of the book. When this allowance is exceeded you may see fewer highlights on this website than you actually made on your Kindle."

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