Simple and free; here are the steps.
1. E-mail PDF files as attachments to [kindleusername]@free.kindle.com and put 'convert' in the subject line.
- Your @free.kindle.com address will only deliver documents when you are connected to a Wi-Fi network. If you use [kindleusername]@kindle.com the document will be delivered over 3G for a small fee (if you have a 3G connected Kindle)
- The convert subject line converts the PDF file to kindle format. Send the PDF without 'convert' and it will display on your kindle in original PDF format (might be difficult to read depending on original file)
- You need to send from an email address on Your Kindle Approved E-Mail List which you manage on http://www.amazon.com/manageyourkindle
- Use convert as the subject and send to [kindleusername]@free.kindle.com address.
- Sending Word documents to Kindle with convert does not work as well as sending it as a PDF file
- Setup an Instapaper account
- Go to the Instapaper Kindle page http://www.instapaper.com/user/kindle and review instructions to add another special email address to Your Kindle Approved E-mail List http://www.amazon.com/manageyourkindle
- If you use Internet Explorer, add the Read Later bookmarklet to your favorites
- Email links or long formatted newsletters to your [code]@instapaper.com address (you will see once you setup your account).
- Once a day you will get files delivered to your Kindle.
Great blog! The Kindle is a very useful tool as are any tablet. It's exciting to see what will come in the near future!
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