NVDA (NonVisual Desktop Access) and Kindle for PC 1.19

[GlennD]

Originally Posted by DNSB

I'm tempted to say Google is your friend. Do a Google search for "KindleForPC-installer-1.17.44170.exe" and see what turns up. Less polite would be JFGI. To make it a bit safer to download the file, the SHA256 for the executable I downloaded from Amazon last August is:
14E0F0053F1276C0C7C446892DC170344F707FBFE99B695176 2C120144163200

I think your balance of slightly less than polite but still helpful would be http://lmgtfy.com/?q=KindleForPC-ins...1.17.44170.exe

[MRM66]

Originally Posted by tastyeng

Kindle for PC 1.17.1: https://s3.amazonaws.com/kindleforpc...1.17.44170.exe

The app may autoupdate itself to 1.19 though, so I'm not sure the old version will be usable for more than one run at a time unless one prevents the new version check. It's also possible that Amazon will eventually block older versions from being able to connect.

Amazon are still distributing the old version for the Mac from the official page, but presuming an eventual update to 1.19 here's the direct link for 1.17.1:

Kindle for Mac 1.17.1: https://s3.amazonaws.com/kindleforma...rMac-44182.dmg

Thanks but that doesnt seem to work
All I basically want to now now is can I remove the old Kindle for PC Program from my pc (As it doesnt seem to let me sign in)
But still be able to download kindle books via usb and convert them in Calibre?

[lkmiller]

To log into Kindle for PC 1.17, delete registry key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Amazon\Kindle

Be sure to block unwanted updates. See bottom of 1st post here.

But no you don't have to have Kindle for PC installed to use the download & transfer method.