Then you select each file and select 'Open in Kindle.' That would be tedious for several hundred (or thousand) books.Īlternatively, you could use Calibre to convert all the. Or you could put all the files into a cloud folder, such as on Dropbox or Google Drive, and navigate to them one by one using the corresponding iPad app. To get the files into the app, you could import your enitre library into Calibre and have Calibre automate the process of emailing all the files to your device, using the asssigned email address of the Kindle for iOS app. You could install the free Kindle app on the iPad for reading the. There are several ways to go about getting them onto the iPad, but none are 'drag-and-drop' type operations. The short answer is no, you cannot simply connect the iPad to your computer and transfer the. Do you have a hard time reading on the Voyage you currently have? I don't know that the iPad would be any easier to read, but the font sizes are adjustable within whatever reading app you're using, and the screen resolution on modern iPads is great.
