Transfer Kindle Book From iPad

[zstairlessone]

It seems like I have a lot of books, but many are technical manuals and reference/school books. I like having them available here, on my iPhone and my computer. I understand the concern, however as noted, with the Kindle the books should sync and be available on your iDevices running the software and your computer/laptop so a loss of 'network' only means the annotations or pages you read during the downtime don't sync. They will when the system returns to normal service.

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[Kaykaykay]

I think there is a general misunderstanding from the original poster. There is no need for backing up Kindle books. DRM is a problem IMHO, but for what the poster originally asked backup is not the answer

Some people choose to back up their books. That's their prerogative. I'm not interested in arguments for or against. I'm simply answering the OP's question, rather than presuming to tell him/her what to do.

[AdmiralAdama]

Since the OP has not returned to his thread, we do not know his intent with his initial post. In addition, members here have all provided very good information to help the OP in his understanding.

With this-we will now close this thread. Thank you for your understanding.


Thank you.

AdmiralAdama
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