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Old 01-17-2014, 12:33 PM   #16
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Yes, they are marked as "Personal Documents".

But, as long as I know, this is not a problem but, instead, a feature.
It's just that when I sync them to my Paperwhite, the covers appear with this annoying tag 'Personal' tag at the bottom.

I get around it by sending them directly to the device via usb, but they can't be synced to the Cloud in that case.
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Writing about failures in Amazon converter in case of Calibre converted files I meant Amazon online converter (not kindlegen). Online converter rejects almost 100% of sent files (renamed azw3 to mobi) with CalibreXX names in css.
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Writing about failures in Amazon converter in case of Calibre converted files I meant Amazon online converter (not kindlegen). Online converter rejects almost 100% of sent files (renamed azw3 to mobi) with CalibreXX names in css.
Emailing documents to the Kindle has never worked for KF8 files, regardless of their extension, so yes, I would expect it to reject precisely 100% of them.
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Harry, as I wrote above, azw3 extracted from mobi converted from epub by kindlegen and renamed back to mobi gets always accepted by Send to Kindle. The only condition is: ePub must be man-made. Just test any ePub from our forum.
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Harry, as I wrote above, azw3 extracted from mobi converted from epub by kindlegen and renamed back to mobi gets always accepted by Send to Kindle. The only condition is: ePub must be man-made. Just test any ePub from our forum.
If you created a book with calibre, and regexed the css to non-calibre names, then converted with kindlegen, it should work??
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If you created a book with calibre, and regexed the css to non-calibre names, then converted with kindlegen, it should work??
Who knows? TBH, I never investigated details further because I'm not interested in storing anything in the cloud cabinet while Amazon keeps it as unstructured disordered heap.
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