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For me a big problem is that a lot of the things I want to save, mark up, and revisit (archive or search or share) are articles from webpages or PDFs - neither
by throwawaysea 6y ago
For me a big problem is that a lot of the things I want to save, mark up, and revisit (archive or search or share) are articles from webpages or PDFs - neither of which this eInk display is practical for.
- jonahbenton 6y agoPDFs work fine. I converted many Kindle books to PDF and sent them to the remarkable via their cloud API. I don't do it much but writing notes on PDF pages works fine.
- meigetsu 6y agoHow do you convert kindle books into PDFs?
- jonahbenton 6y agoWiring together the work done in the Calibre project. http://www.geoffstratton.com/remove-drm-amazon-kindle-books http://www.geoffstratton.com/remove-drm-amazon-kindle-books Start by downloading the owned book from Amazon, targeting one of the compatible devices. I have a bunch of old kindles still registered under my account that I use for this, for which I have the serial #. Then just follow instructions. All the steps described as using the UI can be done with some digging from the command line. Shipping a PDF up to the remarkable cloud also takes little digging and wiring, but it works totally reliably.
- gpm 6y agoIt claims to support PDFs, does that not work well for some reason?