Amazon D00111 Audiobooks and Music, Audiobooks from Audible.com, Audiobook Formats for Kindle

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You can add the addresses of your friends, co-workers, or anyone else you would like to enable to send you files.

The conversion service on Your Kindle is meant for the receipt of personal, non-commercial documents only. You may not authorize the sending of documents from automated distribution services.

8.4 Audiobooks and Music

There are two types of materials you can listen to on Kindle. You can purchase, transfer, and play audiobooks from Audible.com, and you can transfer MP3 files to Kindle to play as background music while you read.

Audiobooks from Audible.com

Kindle supports the thousands of audiobooks available through Audible.com. You can purchase and download one or more of these books through your Windows-based computer using AudibleManager software supplied by Audible or iTunes on your Macintosh. You can then transfer these books to your Kindle over USB or using an SD memory card, and listen to them on your Kindle.

Audiobook Formats for Kindle

Audible offers four versions of its audiobook format. Kindle is compatible with formats 2, 3, and 4. Format 1 and audiobooks provided from other sources are not supported.

Activation, Purchase, Download, and Transfer

You must have access to a Windows-based computer running the latest AudibleManager to activate your Kindle. To activate for use with Audible content, follow these steps. :

1.Using a Windows-based computer, go to Audible.com at http://www.audible.com/kindle.

2.If you are not already an Audible customer, follow the prompts to create your Audible account.

3.Download and install the latest AudibleManager software.

4.Launch AudibleManager and connect your Kindle.

5.Activate your Kindle using the Activate... command under Devices in AudibleManager. This will authorize your Kindle to play the audiobooks you purchase at Audible.com.

Tip: If you are a Macintosh user, you need to connect your Kindle to a Windows-based computer running AudibleManager to authorize your Kindle. You may be able to authorize your Kindle running AudibleManager on Windows on your Macintosh if you have your Macintosh configured to run Windows. Once authorized with your Audible credentials, you can then use Audible files downloaded through AudibleManager under Windows or iTunes by copying them to your Kindle.

Once you have activated your Kindle, you can purchase and transfer files using the AudibleManager software. If you are a Macintosh user, you will need to copy Audible content in your iTunes library to

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Contents Page Table of Contents Reading on Kindle Searching on Kindle Accessing the Web Settings and Experimental Appendix Getting Around You are reading your first Kindle bookChoice of Text Size Easy-to-Read DisplayTake It All with You Look It UpShop Anytime, Anywhere Automatic Delivery Search Your WorldAdd Your Thoughts Keep Track of Your FavoritesStay in Sync Convert Your Own DocumentsPage Front View ChapterBack View Page Bottom View Getting AroundUsing the Menus Using the ButtonsOther Menus Using the Special KeysEntering Text Lowercase and Uppercase Letters Numbers, Punctuation, and SymbolsBattery Status Indicators Whispernet Status IndicatorsHome Screen Getting to Know Kindle ContentHome Screen Features Deleting Content From Home Show and Sort Menu Home Screen Menu Show and Sort OptionsSelecting a Different Show Option Selecting a Different Sort OptionContent Manager Moving or Removing Kindle Content Content Manager Menu Show and Sort Menu More about Managing Items Page Reading on Kindle Types of ContentBackground Music Content Formatting on KindleAudiobooks Changing the Text Size Moving from Place to Place Using the Menu to Get AroundPage Zooming Images Selecting Internal LinksReading Across Multiple Kindles Looking Up DefinitionsLookup Feature Placing a Bookmark Using BookmarksBookmarks, Annotations, and Clippings Viewing Your Bookmarks Using HighlightsRemoving a Bookmark Highlighting a Passage Using NotesDeleting a Highlight Viewing Your AnnotationsMore about My Clippings Using ClippingsListening to Audio Materials Page Playing Background Music Introduction to Search Searching on KindleTypes of Searches Performing a SearchSearch Results Page Dictionary Results Showing a Specific InstanceSearching Wikipedia Performing Remote SearchesSearching the Web Searching the Kindle StoreAsk Kindle NowNow Page Kindle Store Connecting to the Kindle StoreGetting Started at the Store Kindle Store PagesStore Menu Browse Listings Sample Browsing the StoreProduct Detail Page Example Getting the DetailsPage Saving Items for Later Recommendations, Reviews, and RatingsYour Recommendations Looking Up ReviewsWriting Your Own Ratings and Reviews Trying a Sample Book Making PurchasesBuying Your Selections Entering a Rating and ReviewReturning an Item Entering a URL Accessing the WebUsing Basic Web Using Next Page and Previous Using Bookmarks and Adding Your OwnSelecting Links, Buttons and Boxes Basic Web Menu Using HistoryDefault Mode/Advanced Mode see the description below Other FeaturesText Size Downloading FilesBasic Web Settings Adjusting Your Kindle Settings Settings and ExperimentalDeregistering Your Kindle Registering or Deregistering KindleRegistering Your Kindle Viewing Available Memory Changing Automatic BackupPersonalizing Your Kindle Settings Menu Experimental Getting Started Kindle and Your ComputerSystem Requirements Making the ConnectionConverting and Transferring Your Documents Handling Files through USBManaging Your Documents Transferring Your ClippingsSending Your Documents for Conversion Supported Formats for ConversionAudiobooks from Audible.com Audiobooks and MusicAudiobook Formats for Kindle Activation, Purchase, Download, and TransferTransferring Music Browsing the Kindle Store Managing Your Orders Managing Your Kindle on Amazon.comManaging Your Device Kindle Support Web Address Kindle Support Phone Numbers Contacting Kindle SupportYour Media Library Page Battery Safety Safety InformationWireless Safety Turn Off Wireless When FlyingRecycling Kindle and the Battery Properly Headphone SafetyMaintaining Your Kindle Watch for SignsPage Radio Frequency Exposure Information SAR Government Standards for Radio Frequency SignalsFCC Notice Trademark Notices Patent NoticesCopyright Notices Product Specifications