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Launch the Kindle app on your Android device.Disconnect your Android device from your computer.If you have trouble finding the Kindle directory, try looking for this folder: /Android/data//files Copy your MOBI file to the kindle directory located on the SD card of your Android device.Navigate to the sdcard directory or the internal storage on your Android device-which should now show up as a disk drive on your computer-if it doesn't mount to that directory automatically.If prompted, choose the option to "Mount as disk drive" on your Android device.Connect your Android device to your computer via USB cable (there are many different ways to connect your Android device (e.g., FTP, file-sharing app), which accomplish the same thing as connecting your device via USB cable).To add a MOBI file to your Kindle app for Android, follow these steps: Launch the Kindle app on your iOS Device.Disconnect your iOS Device from your computer.Navigate to the MOBI file you wish to add to the Kindle app and click the Choose button.Click the "Add." button just below the Documents list to the right.

Scroll down to the File Sharing section on the Apps tab.

Click the Apps tab at the top of the iTunes window.

Click on your iOS Device on the left sidebar.

Launch iTunes, if it doesn't automatically launch.

Connect your iOS Device to your computer.

To add a MOBI file to your Kindle app for the iPad/iPhone/iPod Touch (iOS Device), follow these steps: If that is the case with your version, try looking for this directory: ~/Library/Containers//Data/Library/Application Support/Kindle/My Kindle Content.

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It looks like the more recent versions of the Kindle App for Mac OS X puts the book files in a different location.

Mac OS X: The Kindle Content directory is located in your Documents directory.

If you can't find the My Kindle Content folder, try looking for this folder: C:\Users\\AppData\Local\Amazon\Kindle\application\content.

If I'm not mistaken, the Kindle app downloaded in the Windows 8 App Store stores the files in a completely different directory.

Windows XP/Vista/7/8: The Kindle directory is called My Kindle Content and is located in the My Documents folder.

Copy or move the MOBI file to the appropriate Kindle directory on your hard drive.

To add a MOBI file to your Kindle desktop software library, follow these steps:

Properly disconnect the Kindle from your computer (i.e., eject the device).

Copy the MOBI file from your computer to the Documents directory on your Kindle (the Kindle connects to your computer as if it were a USB flash drive).

To add a MOBI file to your Kindle device, follow these steps: It may take a little time, but before long, you will see the book appear in your Kindle library.

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Once you identify the email address you wish to use, log in to your email account, compose an email to the Kindle email address, attach the MOBI or PDF file to the email, and then send the email. The page is called, "Manage Your Kindle." There you will find a list of email addresses for each of your Kindle devices.

You can also find this email address on the Kindle setup page on the website. Go to the settings of your Kindle device or app and look for the Kindle email address. This works with the Kindle and the Kindle Apps. The simplest way to add a book to your Kindle library is to email the book to your Kindle device. I will break this guide up into six sections: Email, The Kindle, Kindle for the Desktop, Kindle for the iPad/iPhone/iPod Touch, Kindle for Android, and Other. This page will be a guide to assist you in putting a MOBI file in your Kindle Library to read on your Kindle or using your Kindle software. Recently, I have included a Kindle-friendly formatted file of the RCV on the Download page.

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