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Giveaway of the day — ePub to Kindle Converter 2.0.2
ePub to Kindle Converter 2.0.2 was available as a giveaway on November 13, 2015!
ePub to Kindle is an instrumental tool for reading eBooks on Kindle devices. One click to convert ePub to Kindle mobi format with amazing conversion quality and speed. It is easy to use, and it supports batch conversion. What’s more, you can also edit EPUB Metadata before converting!
Please note: This giveaway only helps to convert ePub to Kindle. If you want to convert Kindle to ePub or PDF, or remove DRM, Epubor Black Friday 40% OFF Special Offer Is Here, for all products!
Epubor provides free technical support and upgrades during the license duration period!
System Requirements:
Windows 98/ 2000/ XP/ 2003/ Vista/ 7/ 8/ 10
Publisher:
EpuborHomepage:
http://epubor.com/convert-epub-to-mobi.htmlFile Size:
5.24 MB
Price:
$25.99
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I'm surprised that people still read on Kindle. I threw mine years ago after spending money on batteries, chargers, eBooks, and strained eyes (eye doctors).
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Maybe because most people don't have the experience you've had?
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If you are being serious, and not trolling, Kindle books are read on all sorts of devices, not just kindles. I have a Kindle app on every phone and tablet I own.
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You must have had an early version of the Kindle. The batteries are internal, have a long life, and are rechargeable - it comes with a charger. Yes, Kindle books, like actual books, cost money, but many are available free. See: http://hunt4freebies.com/category/free-magazines/kindle-ebooks/
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Batteries? The only Kindle (e-Ink or otherwise) with a user-replaceable battery was the ancient Kindle 1. Perhaps you were reading on an Ectaco Jetbook Lite (replaceable AA batteries, but not an e-Ink screen). The Kindle 1 and other e-Ink readers give weeks of reading between charges, so it's hard to understand why you'd be buying Li-ion batteries, with their 300-500 charge-cycles lifetime.
Strained eyes? What could possibly be the science that would say that reflected light from an e-Ink reader would strain one's eyes any more than reflected light from a paper book? And you can adjust font size on an e-Ink reader to avoid eyestrain that comes from tiny print. Perhaps you were reading in areas with marginal ambient light, and perhaps you were using the ancient, relatively low resolution and low contrast, Kindle 1 or Ectaco Jetbook Lite, which would need more light than a paper book with comparable font size.
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I don't have a Kindle tablet, but I do read from a Kindle reading app.
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LOL!!
I have a Kindle Fire, it's 4 ears old and I never have had any of the problems you have mentioned.
Maybe you had a cheap Chinese knock off.
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Will this app work with NOOK?
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Downloaded and installed on Win 7 64 fast computer with lots of RAM. It took 20 minutes to download and install, and I have fast internet. Tried first book and ten minutes later it was still trying to load it. Uninstalled and cleaned out. Tried EPubor Ultimate, which I have had since 2013, and it was zip zap zor - done in seconds. What is with this EPub to Kindle?
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What a waste of time. Forever to download, had to bypass nag screen about FB, got the reg code, then couldn't find the program, finally found it and tried to open the .exe and got an error that the download was damaged and to contact the place I got it from. I've wasted so much time on this and now I am late for work and don't have any more time to screw around with this. I'm so disappointed, I really wanted it to work.
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I know there are going to be a million comments saying how awesome--and free--Calibre is for accomplishing this task, and I certainly agree that Calibre is an awesome--and free--program.
But it also does a million things--a bunch of formats, plus ebook management, plus a reader. And I recently discovered that for some tasks--CBR and CBZ to PDF, a more specialized program called--wait for it---CBR and CBZ to PDF, does the job in a FRACTION of the time that Calibre does. Which wouldn't be all that shocking--a program designed to do one thing doing it better than a program designed to do a million things.
So, I won't have a chance to check this out myself for several hours, but I hope others do and give them a comparison test in order to see whether it warrants all the thumbs down its gotten so far.
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Well Matt... If you have ebooks, then you'll have Calibre to organize them, and so conversion is too easy. Why clutter up you life with a tool that only does one thing when Calibre is so easy to use.
And here's another... you can upload epubs to your Kindle account with this tool:
www sendepubtokindle com
How easy is that?
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Did either one of you actually read my comment? I love Calibre. I only *suggested* that this program *might * be faster. As I said, converting CBZ to PDF when *much* quicker--probably a quarter of the time Calibre took.
As for John's comment--seriously? You think that's easier than dragging and dropping and then clicking a button? We'll have to disagree.
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Simpler to just use Calibre! It converts BOTH WAYS and organizes and reads all your eBooks!
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Hello,
Yes the functions is similar to Calibre but 2 points need you know:
1. This tool is more easily to use, with its clean interface.
2. At the right side of its main interface, this tool will show your books' title name, this saves your time to search and find your books.
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Everyone & their brother has Calibre and uses it regularly if they work with ebooks so, no Epubor, your tool is not easier to use.
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Yes, I use Calibre (just had a recent update) and it works fine, both way, in fact several ways. Go with that...
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Installation and Registration
1. Unzip the package you’ve downloaded and install the software;
2. Run the software you installed. At the pop-up window click the “Have license code? Go to register it”.
3. Click here to the getting registration code page, enter your name and e-mail and click on the “Get Free License” button. Then the license code is shown under the green button.
4. Go to the program, enter your email and registration code in the pop-up window and click “Register” to get it done.
5. Then you can use all the functions of the software.
Any questions please feel free to contact our support team.
NOTICE: We're giving away ePub2Mobi Converter, for GOTD users only. Epubor now is running Black Friday 40% off Special Offer for Ultimate eBook Converter, with which you can not only convert formats, but also remove DRM from purchased files, ePub, Mobi, and also PDF supported well. Is it incredible? Yes, it’s true, but only Time-Limited!
Best regards,
Epubor Support team
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