How to Send eBooks to Your Kindle Device Using Mac 'send to kindle download mac'

Have you ever wondered how to send eBooks to your Kindle device using a Mac? If so, you're not alone. Many Kindle users have asked this question, and today we'll show you how it's done.

First, let's talk about the limitations of sending eBooks to your Kindle device. If you send a third-party MOBI book to your Kindle, it will sync between Kindle apps on devices such as Android or iOS, but not with cloud readers or PC applications (although Mac users may have some luck with this).

To copy a book to your Kindle, simply drag the file into the Documents folder and eject the Kindle from your Mac. Unplug the USB cable and you're good to go.

Once you've copied the book to your Kindle, you can access it on multiple devices without having to send it explicitly. For example, I sent a book to my iPhone using the same method, and it appeared with my highlights (yay!).

But what if you want to share a book with others? The answer is simple: use the Send to Kindle application on your Mac or PC. This will allow you to deliver books to any device connected to your account.

I recently used this feature to send a book to my iPhone, and it worked like a charm. However, I did encounter some issues when trying to send a book to my Kindle for PC using the Send to Kindle application on my Mac. It's worth noting that Kindle for PC was not listed as an option in the dropdown menu.

Despite these minor hiccups, I'm happy to report that the book did eventually appear on my Kindle device after sending it through the cloud reader. And, as an added bonus, I discovered that my highlights were synced across all of my devices.

In summary, sending eBooks to your Kindle device using a Mac is easy and convenient, and with the right tools and knowledge, you can share books with others and access them on multiple devices.

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