Strange Incident - New PW feature

johnnyb · 08-13-2013, 04:01 PM

Dear all,

a couple of days ago I was loading a Personal Document from the Kindle Cloud (converted from PDF) and a new menu point (upon holding the document) showed up below "Move to Archive", something in bad German translation (my language settings) saying something like "Rename document". I hadn't been using my Kindle for about a week... Clicking opened a dialogue field where I was actually able to edit author and title (much like in the "Send to Kindle" app on PC and Mac), which unfortunately I didn't. Then my Kindle crashed and I haven't seen the menu entry ever since. I was and still am on 5.3.6 FW...
Anyone experienced this too? Is this possible a new and upcoming feature and maybe even hinting at even greater cloud support for Personal Documents? I'd be so happy to finally be able to review them on my Mac...
Share your thoughts and experiences!

Vroo · 08-13-2013, 05:57 PM

Strange.

In fact I haven't ever seen "Move to Archive" option...

For personal documents I see the following:
- Add to collection
- Go to
- Search This Document
- View Notes & Marks
- Remove from Device

johnnyb · 08-14-2013, 02:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vroo

Strange.

In fact I haven't ever seen "Move to Archive" option...

For personal documents I see the following:
- Add to collection
- Go to
- Search This Document
- View Notes & Marks
- Remove from Device

Yep "Remove from Device" is what I meant... It "returns" books to the cloud...

Vroo · 08-14-2013, 08:42 AM

Provided that the file was already in the cloud :-) I'd love a fuction to archive files which were transfered by USB, so that Kindle would upload them to the cloud.

thomass · 08-14-2013, 09:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vroo

I'd love a fuction to archive files which were transfered by USB, so that Kindle would upload them to the cloud.

08-13-2013, 04:01 PM	#1
johnnyb Cloud Reader Posts: 1,124 Karma: 4000066 Join Date: Aug 2010 Device: Kindle Oasis, Kindle Scribe, iPad Pro 11	Strange Incident - New PW feature Dear all, a couple of days ago I was loading a Personal Document from the Kindle Cloud (converted from PDF) and a new menu point (upon holding the document) showed up below "Move to Archive", something in bad German translation (my language settings) saying something like "Rename document". I hadn't been using my Kindle for about a week... Clicking opened a dialogue field where I was actually able to edit author and title (much like in the "Send to Kindle" app on PC and Mac), which unfortunately I didn't. Then my Kindle crashed and I haven't seen the menu entry ever since. I was and still am on 5.3.6 FW... Anyone experienced this too? Is this possible a new and upcoming feature and maybe even hinting at even greater cloud support for Personal Documents? I'd be so happy to finally be able to review them on my Mac... Share your thoughts and experiences!

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08-13-2013, 05:57 PM	#2
Vroo Zealot Posts: 115 Karma: 1005242 Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Warsaw, Poland Device: a lot of Kindles, PocketBook HD3/InkpadX, inkBOOK, Kobo	Strange. In fact I haven't ever seen "Move to Archive" option... For personal documents I see the following: - Add to collection - Go to - Search This Document - View Notes & Marks - Remove from Device

08-14-2013, 08:42 AM	#4
Vroo Zealot Posts: 115 Karma: 1005242 Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Warsaw, Poland Device: a lot of Kindles, PocketBook HD3/InkpadX, inkBOOK, Kobo	Provided that the file was already in the cloud :-) I'd love a fuction to archive files which were transfered by USB, so that Kindle would upload them to the cloud.