Retiring the Send-to-Kindle Feature on 3/31
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And still no information from FL as how theyre gonna handle that in the future.
I understand that FL does not want to give out .mobi or .epub files because of copyright issues. But in regards to all those customers here that said they will not buy monographs and other books on the Logos store anymore and switch to Amazon instead, I think FL is only harming themselves.0 -
Oh no! I just caught the change in the updated software. This was one of my favorite features! My eyes loved the chance to get away from the computer screen! Now I will only have a handful of my books on my kindle, and we've lost the chance to add any more. This is really too bad.0
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Michael Sztanyo said:
we've lost the chance to add any more
https://community.logos.com/forums/t/124007.aspx
-Donnie
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I think that the best solution might be for faithlife to produce their own ebook reader with E INk!
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Douglas Inawashiro said:
I think that the best solution might be for faithlife to produce their own ebook reader with E INk!
Why limit it to e-ink. Though I use an e-ink reader at times, I prefer the colored e-reader screens. Let's have both.
Better yet, FaithLife should improve their Android reader. Of all the e-readers I own, it is the slowest of the bunch.
Blessings,
FloydPastor-Patrick.blogspot.com
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I'm fairly certain, having sent some prior resource portions to Kindle previously (a few months ago), that the bible verse cross-ref. links that already exist in the Resource itself will also function to some degree on Kindle. That's a real boon to studying fairly well on one resource, at times when it's not convenient to carry your laptop, etc. I believe that exports to Word, which then get can be sent to Kindle outside of Logos, are more static (i.e. links dropped), i.e. do not carry such popup "dexterity", but just show the verse reference (as e.g. "Jn. 3:16").
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Hello,
Thank you for taking the time to contact us.
We'll consider your feedback as we plan further improvements. Customer feedback like yours is always important to us. I'll be sure to pass your message along to the appropriate department as we continue to improve the Kindle experience for our customers.
You can send your request here:
http://www.amazon.com/rsvp-mi?c=chgradba3650317638&q=o2r
Your request will be delivered to our appropriate department and you will be receiving a response from them within 24 hours.LET'S START EMAILING FOLKS
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Pastor Pat said:
Hello,
Thank you for taking the time to contact us....
See https://community.logos.com/forums/t/128070.aspx for proper context i.e. a response from Amazon to Pat
Dave
===Windows 11 & Android 13
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That's not a bad idea...
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The responses from amazon that seem to give hope that the feature would be restored date back from last summer and nothing has happened since. Perhaps this suggests that they have decided not to go ahead with it. But it would not hurt to reboot and see whether they keep on saying the same thing as before and provide updated information on where things are at.
I believe that this is incumbent to American customers because it is more likely that if change is to take place, it would have to come from the US company in collaboration with Logos in Bellingham.
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I'm really upset I can't read my logos books on my kindle. Reading on my computer or phone hurts my eyes and is incredibly impractical
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Hi Josiah, you can still send books to kindle from Logos but it is more inconvenient.
https://community.logos.com/forums/t/124007.aspx
It would be nice to have the feature built in again in Logos. In the meantime, I hope this helps you.
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