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[zimon66]

Last night, I updated my Kindle. Took a couple hours because I couldn't remember how to do the transfer of the file from computer to Kindle. Amazon's "drag&drop file" explanation wasn't very helpful in the missing details department. All the while I pitched a fit, rereading Amazon help made me feel like it was repeatedly telling me "To put the lotion on".

Comments

[of-salfarro.livejournal.com]

Put the lotion on put the lotion on
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[just-demented.livejournal.com]

Oh shit. You gotta update a Kindle?! 😳*runs to go check mine*

[meathiel]

Uh wot? Doesn't it do that automatically? My new one at least found the books I'd bought on the old one without any problems when i synced it ...

[lab-jazz.livejournal.com]

Updated your kindle?? I've not heard of such a thing.

I'm glad that you managed to get it done successfully

[1-rhiannon-1.livejournal.com]

I feel ya! It took me FOREVER to figure out how to update my Kindle files!

[zimon66]

I only have the wireless on when there's a book download. 95% of the time, it's off.

[zimon66]

The updates aren't frequent like say Windows or virus protection, so unless you leave the wireless on all the time, they're easy to miss.

My Kindle updates. Was a 3.1, now it's current 3.4.2

[zimon66]

Why the hell can't the updates be done like a standard ebook order???!!! I don't get the big song and dance for Kindle updates and prime book lending (currently can't get that to work for me - decided to give it a shot and got nowhere with the damn thing).

[zimon66]

It's no big deal if put off/forgot to update. Last time I updated was year or two ago. This isn't like virus protection - Amazon's just giving extra features and or streamlining others.

[zimon66]

At least I didn't get threatened with the hose.

[of-salfarro.livejournal.com]

Because its not gonna brick your kindle if a book file corrupts I think haha.

Now. Lotion.