I don't think the same internet fits an android tablet:
alabama24:Why do you need an "extra" internet connection? Do you not have an internet connection for your computer?
They are way too far away and/or have very limited opening hours. And none of them are cafés, all of them are just public libraries. And yes, I live in a large city-area:
alabama24:Are there not cafe's with free wifi where you live?
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I would be interested in such a feature, and would likely use it.
Help links: WIKI; Logos 6 FAQ. (Phil. 2:14, NIV)
Unix:I don't think the same internet fits an android tablet:
Hmm. I thought the Internet was "one size fits all."
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Unix:I don't think the same internet fits an android tablet
If you mean your USB stick can't be plugged into your Android tablet, then no, of course it can't. But almost everyone with tablets has WiFi in their homes. If you don't, you should use your laptop as a virtual hotspot and share it's internet connection with your tablet.
Thanks Mark! Your technique of using .htmlz rather that .rtf was the big difference since .htmlz kept the formatting like you said. As you can see in the image, it even does better than expected as I would just worry about doing each chapter heading because of time.
Now all I need to do is think of a way to create a macro or .NET app that would parse commentaries and apply the appropriate milestones to make them useful in passage guides.
Thanks again Mark!
Tonya J Ross: Development is considering implementing a 'Send to Kindle' feature for resources in your Logos library. Before investing a significant amount of time on this item, we would like to assess user interest based on the fact that this feature would not support sending notes/highlights to or receiving notes/highlights from Kindle devices/apps (which is mentioned in the UserVoice request for this item). Please let us know if you would still be interested in seeing this feature.
Development is considering implementing a 'Send to Kindle' feature for resources in your Logos library.
Before investing a significant amount of time on this item, we would like to assess user interest based on the fact that this feature would not support sending notes/highlights to or receiving notes/highlights from Kindle devices/apps (which is mentioned in the UserVoice request for this item).
Please let us know if you would still be interested in seeing this feature.
Absolutely, Tonya. I would love to read many of my Logos books in the e-ink of a Kindle. Being able to highlight and send notes would make it that much better, but I would use it without those features.
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Mark Barnes:I am absolutely 100% super-interested in this feature.
me too
Would love to see this feature.
Unix:Kindle has no advantage over printed matter
not true - try to haul your 10000 book library overseas (I was fortunate to do it when M-Bag rate was $1/lb) and then back when you return to your country on furlough for a few months.
I feel your pain as far as paying per MB for internet. Used to be the same way here, now they offer an "unlimited" service, just throttle your speed to dial-up levels.
For me the most beneficial part of this feature would be the text to speech mode that is available on Kindle, but not on the Logos App. There are countless books that I don't have the time to read outright, but could definitely listen on the way to work and such. Also I have a number of titles that are not available on the logos moble app, but if I was able to convert them to kindle format that would be great!
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I would love this feature.
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I use Kindle... so I suppose I'd be interested. I'm not sure what you'd send that we can't already get, though. :-)
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BillS: I use Kindle... so I suppose I'd be interested. I'm not sure what you'd send that we can't already get, though. :-)
Since it's weekend I don't know yet, but I doubt any operator over here charges per megabyte anymore without a monthly fee, the only option is probably per DAY :-(
toughski:I feel your pain as far as paying per MB for internet.
Mark Barnes: Bohuslav Wojnar:I know this might be impossible (and is not actually offered) but this direction of conversion makes much more sense to me. I buy Kindle books only if there is no Logos or Vyrso version available. To get them to Logos would be great - but I know it will probably not happen from the obvious reasons If you don't mind breaking the DRM, it's quite easy to convert from Kindle to Logos, although there are few steps. Use Calibre to convert to HTMLz. Rename the file to .zip, and extract the contents. Use Word to convert from .html to .docx Create PB in Logos.
Bohuslav Wojnar:I know this might be impossible (and is not actually offered) but this direction of conversion makes much more sense to me. I buy Kindle books only if there is no Logos or Vyrso version available. To get them to Logos would be great - but I know it will probably not happen from the obvious reasons
If you don't mind breaking the DRM, it's quite easy to convert from Kindle to Logos, although there are few steps.
Mark,
I did not know this! I just downloaded Calibre via your link to try it out! I'm not a very techy guy and I'm having trouble converting my Kindle book files (that I put in Calibre) to HTMLz. Either it just says "failed" or notice with a lock icon pops up about DRM?. Is there anywhere I can find more detailed instructions about this 4 step process?
Thanks again! This would be absolutely great if I could get it to work!
Liam Walsh:Is there anywhere I can find more detailed instructions about this 4 step process?
There's a plugin to download first. See http://apprenticealf.wordpress.com/2012/09/10/calibre-plugins-the-simplest-option-for-removing-most-ebook-drm/
You also need to have the Kindle Reader installed on your PC.
77 replies in less than 24 hours... on a weekend.
Logos, please?
Jerry
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Yes, I would love to have this feature. eInk is the best thing since sliced bread!