The screenshot below shows the pdf file opened in Google Chrome. It works in text editors, image-editing apps, but also in browsers. To send to Kindle just open print dialog box (usually Command-P) and select Send to Kindle. This method makes it possible to send files from almost any application which opens supported file types. Then find Send to Kindle command and click on it. If you want to send multiple files right from your Finder, you can, besides drag & drop, simply select the documents and control-click to open the pop-up menu. If you have the Send to Kindle app opened you can also drag & drop files directly into it. In the Preview app you’ll only be able to add the pages selected in the sidebar, so it’s a good way to send to Kindle only the most interesting pages from a big pdf document. I’ve tested files opened in Google Docs in Chrome browser, and also a Preview app with a pdf document. You can drag and drop files from Finder, but also from some applications. You can simply select the files, drag them into the app’s icon in the dock, and drop. If you add several files to your Kindle virtual bookshelf, it’s good to keep the Kindle app in the dock. The app is extremely easy to use, and you don’t have to open the app first in order to send files. When you open the application, you’ll be asked to register it with your Kindle credentials. bmp.Īfter the installation the icon will be added to the dock. In order to use Send to Kindle, Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) or Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion) is required. It’s either Amazon cares more for Mac users who like to read, or Apple doesn’t care well enough. Thanks to this app Mac users can now add own files to Kindle much easier than to Apple’s native iBooks application. Send to Kindle for Mac is an app which lets you send personal documents from a Mac computer directly to the selected Kindle device or app, as well as archive them in your Kindle account.

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