I didn't know that you can sync to kindle using the program though. I have that program, and have used it to access e-books I get from random, non-Amazon sources. I was interested in your comment about calibre. It can download newspapers and convert them into e-books for convenient reading. It can go out to the Internet and fetch metadata for your books. It can also talk to many e-book reader devices. Working right in a pdf file is much simpler (to me), and the highlights and comments can be exported to markdown files simply and directly using a program such as PDF Expert (thanks to for that tip). It can view, convert and catalog e-books in most of the major e-book formats. I am surprised that you can highlight and take notes efficiently in the kindle app - I find it so cumbersome. Now, click the Add Files button, and the program will take you to the file directory window. I highlight a lot of things and take a lot of notes while reading on the kindle.ĭoes anyone have a workflow for syncing highlights and notes taken on the kindle to markdown files?įirst, I don't have a suggestion for moving highlights and notes taken on the kindle to markdown files - sorry. Using your browser, navigate to Zamzar AZW to the PDF page.

I read most of these on a kindle and I sync books to my kindle using calibre ( ). I have a lot of ebooks on my computer in.

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