When I find “The Dare”, however, the small print is different: We’ll switch to “Devices” in a moment, but for now, notice that these top two choices, Blanchland Blues and All the Gin Joints: A Novel of World War II Hollywood, both list an “Acquired” date. There are a lot of areas and features shown, but notice near the top, against the white background, are the choices “Content”, “Devices”, “Preferences”, and “Privacy Settings”. The browser might require you to log in to your Amazon account, but once you’ve done that, you’ll be taken to the “Content” management area:

MANAGE KINDLE CONTENT THROUGH THE AMAZON WEB SITE Once you choose “Manage Your Content and Devices…” it’ll open up your favorite Web browser and let you proceed.

Through the Web interface, not through the app itself. No option to actually delete the book from the collection, however. I’m going to get rid of “The Dare” too, since she long since finished it.Ī right-click (okay, on the Mac, it’s a Control-click) and a menu appears with options to “Go to Last Page Read”, “Go to Beginning”, “Download”, or “Add/Remove from Collections”… Two things to notice here: The name of this virtual Mac Kindle device – “Dave’s Kindle for Mac 5” – and how you can see which of these books my daughter was reading, as it is quite unlike all the others: “The Dare”. Let me show you what I mean… THE KINDLE FOR MAC APPįirst things first, here’s my library, as seen in my Kindle for Mac app: It’s more akin to cleaning the guest bedroom and finding that long-lost library book that’s been sitting there for years! Since they stay in sync, it also means you can easily start reading on your Kindle Reader, pick up at the exact spot on your Android phone, then consume another chapter or two while at work, utilizing your PC or Mac system.īut what a lot of people can forget is that the Kindle world also includes loaner books and while you might think they’d auto-return and vanish from your reading list automatically, they don’t.

Millions of books, terrific standalone devices, and an app that ties into your account for Mac, Windows, Android, even iOS. While there are some great competitors on the market, there’s still a lot to like about the Amazon Kindle ecosystem.

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