Can I download from Amazon onto my Iriver e book?

Yes, if you register the second computer to the same Amazon account that you set up on the first computer. (Note: Amazon limits to six the number of devices that you can download a given book to.)

To download books onto your second computer, first load the Kindle app to the computer and register it. Then run the app and access the Archive associated with your account. (The archive will be shown as an entry on the same screen that your books will be listed or displayed on.) Just click on the Archive and you will see a list of all books that you have purchased from Amazon (assuming that they have not already been downloaded to the maximum number of permitted devices, in which case you won't see them or if you do see them, you won't be able to download them until you erase them from another machine) . Click on a book and it will immediately be downloaded to your (second) computer.

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You can easily load all of your books onto your new Kindle. Amazon retains a record of all your book purchases in an archive. When you register your new Kindle (and turn on wireless) it 'phones home' to Amazon and Amazon places an entry on your main menu entitled Archive. Just click on that entry and all of your past book purchases will appear and will automatically be downloaded to the Kindle when you click on them.

However, if your old Kindle contained any books, pictures, or documents that you did NOT purchase from Amazon, those items will not appear in the Amazon archive. You will have to download those items to your new Kindle the same way you installed them on the old Kindle. If the only location of those un-archived documents is the old Kindle, then this will become a two step process because you cannot copy from one Kindle directly to another. Instead you must copy the documents off the old Kindle onto a computer using the USB cable, and then copy the books from the computer onto the new Kindle by way of the USB cable or by email using an authorized email account. (To authorize an email account for sending books to your Kindle, please visit Amazon's "manage my devices" section. If the new Kindle is not registered, or if it is blacklisted, then you cannot use the email method to transfer the books. The only way to install books on an unregistered Kindle is directly via USB cable.)

There are only three ways to load books onto your Kindle: (1) download them from Amazon via an account (using Wifi or 3G connection), (2) email them to your Kindle the unique email address for your Kindle which is assigned to you by Amazon at the time of registration, or (3) download the ebook file from a computer using the USB cable.

To email books to your Kindle or to download them via USB cable you must know the location of the ebook (which is typically a .MOBI file) and you must be computer-savvy enough to be able to either attach the ebook file to the email or to copy it to the 'document' folder of the USB connected Kindle.

You will need to download the Kindle app ( from the App Store ) on your iPad or iPhone. You can then access your account on Amazon and probably download whatever you have on the Kindle to those devices. I have it and it works great....never went back to the Fire.

If you log onto your amazon account you should still be able to download the book again. Go to the shop section on your device or a web page and look at your purchases.

The thing you need to do is get an Amazon Kindle e-Reader and download some e-books to it.

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Then you need to talk to good friends or family members that have Amazon Kindles and that have content on them you would like to share.

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The next thing is to deregister your Amazon Kindle from your own account and register it on your friend or family members account. Then download the books that you would like to share from your family member and voila they are on your Amazon Kindle now.

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After that you deregister your Amazon Kindle from your family members account and reregister it back onto your account and you are done. If your family member wants books of yours to share then you just do it all in reverse putting their Kindle on your account etc.

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Amazon Kindle books come with DRM protection or Digitial Rights Management software so that you are allowed to download a book a set number of times, similar to songs on i-Tunes, and once this limit is reached for each book you can't download it anymore without repurchasing it. This number is typically 5-6 times per book but can vary based on publisher and specific book title negotiations.

hope this helps

John

try do a firware update on the E10 that might help.

Did the iRiver not come with the disk and book to do this? Here is a link for some help. http://www.iriveramerica.com/support/hd/h300.aspx go here and it gives you help to download information. it should have come with a charger, but you can find one at amazon. you can also go to the iriverstore to get these items. Thanks, Connie