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I’ve used Kindle for years and I have always loved it. The answer is: the program is stupid.) No wonder this app has two stars in the app store1 I have to click and click and click and click to get it to do that? Whoever programmed it is only smart enough to display the message? If they know that they need to "remove the book from the library and re-download it", why doesn’t the program just do it? (That is what is called a rhetorical question. Please remove the book from your device and redownload it.” Apart from it being an utter waste of time to re-download every book (one by one), what if I had been somewhere with no internet service? And, “remove the book from your device and redownload”.


Kindle app starts, shows me my library (every volume Downloaded), but any book I try to read in my library, Kindle says “Preparing your book”, followed by “The book could not be opened. Very simple to do, backup and restore using SuperDuper. Re-download EVERY book individually after replacing disk
#Open kindle for mac mac os x#
