Using Library e-Books on Your Kindle

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How to use Lincoln City Libraries' e-Books on a Kindle.

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Checking out Kindle eBooks from Lincoln City Libraries

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eBooks for Kindle

 Most eBooks in Lincoln City Libraries’
OverDrive-powered collection are
available to Kindle users.
 Kindle eBooks may be checked out
and downloaded via Wi-Fi to Kindle
e-readers or Kindle reading apps for
mobile devices and desktop
computers.
 Kindle eBook is the only compatible
format for use with Kindle e-readers
(digital audiobooks are not supported
with Kindle).
 As of 9/12, over 3,200 titles are
available in the Kindle format from
Lincoln City Libraries digital collection.

v.04022012 | © OverDrive, Inc. 2012 | Page 2

Kindle e-reader model comparisons

All current Kindle e-readers, except Kindle DX, are
capable of downloading e-books using Wi-Fi.

All Kindle e-readers can download via USB cable if Wi-Fi
is unavailable or wireless transfer is restricted by publisher.

All Kindle e-readers, except Kindle Fire, require a
computer with tabbed browsing to complete checkout &
download delivery options.

Only Kindle Fire can browse, check out, and download all
on the device.

v.04022012 | © OverDrive, Inc. 2012 | Page 3

Kindle reading apps

Desktop / laptop
Kindle for Windows and Mac

Mobile
Kindle app for Android, BlackBerry,
iPhone / iPad / iPod touch, Windows
Phone
 Deliver Kindle Books from Lincoln City
Libraries’ Digital Downloads site to a
Kindle or Kindle reading app.

 Read Kindle Books.

 Sync last page read, bookmarks, and
notes between your Kindle and free
Kindle reading apps.

 Look-up words with built-in dictionary.

v.04022012 | © OverDrive, Inc. 2012 | Page 4

Digital Downloads link on LCL’s homepage

Look for the Downloadable eBooks and audiobooks link on
Lincoln City Libraries home page www.lincolnlibraries.org

v.04022012 | © OverDrive, Inc. 2012 | Page 5

Lincoln City Libraries’ Digital Downloads page

On the Digital Media
Home page,
search by keyword
or browse eBooks
by category

v.04022012 | © OverDrive, Inc. 2012 | Page 6

Use Advanced Search to narrow your results to
available Kindle titles

Click on Advanced
Search and select:

•Kindle Book (format)
•Only show titles with
copies available

v.04022012 | © OverDrive, Inc. 2012 | Page 7

Browse & add to eCart

Formats will be displayed as a single record with combined formats.

Look for Kindle Book
format & click on
Add to Cart

v.04022012 | © OverDrive, Inc. 2012 | Page 8

Check out

Set lending period:
7, 14 or 21 days

Click on Confirm Check Out

v.04022012 | © OverDrive, Inc. 2012 | Page 9

Get for Kindle

Click on Get for Kindle
to begin download process

v.04022012 | © OverDrive, Inc. 2012 | Page 10

Amazon’s site opens automatically

On Amazon’s web page,
click on Get library book

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Sign into your Amazon account

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Choose the Kindle device or application to which the
e-book should be delivered

Confirmation message

v.04022012 | © OverDrive, Inc. 2012 | Page 13

Transfer via USB

 Older Kindle models may only support transfer via USB.

 Publishers may limit Kindle delivery via USB transfer only.

 Connect your Kindle to your computer with the USB cable.

 Select Transfer via Computer as your delivery method.

Copy the downloaded file to the
documents folder of your Kindle
and it will appear on your e-reader
Home screen

v.04022012 | © OverDrive, Inc. 2012 | Page 14

Email notifications for lending period

Cassie,

Cassie,

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Amazon’s Manage Your Kindle

Click on Actions to
return book early
or choose other
options

v.04022012 | © OverDrive, Inc. 2012 | Page 16

Kindle help on Amazon’s website

Visit www.amazon.com/kindlesupport to find:

•Model-specific
instructions & tips

•Troubleshooting

•Support videos

•FAQs

•Other resources

v.04022012 | © OverDrive, Inc. 2012 | Page 17

Questions?

Helpful links:

 Click on the Help tab on
LCL’s Digital Downloads
page.

 Refer to Amazon’s Kindle
Support page.

 Visit LCL’s Digital
Downloads – eBooks page.

 Direct customers to LCL’s
Digital Downloads Support
Request form.

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Using Library e-Books on Your Kindle

2. eBooks for Kindle  Most eBooks in Lincoln City Libraries’ OverDrive-powered collection are available to Kindle users.  Kindle eBooks may be checked out and downloaded via Wi-Fi to Kindle e-readers or Kindle reading apps for mobile devices and desktop computers.  Kindle eBook is the only compatible format for use with Kindle e-readers (digital audiobooks are not supported with Kindle).  As of 9/12, over 3,200 titles are available in the Kindle format from Lincoln City Libraries digital collection. v.04022012 | © OverDrive, Inc. 2012 | Page 2

3. Kindle e-reader model comparisons All current Kindle e-readers, except Kindle DX, are capable of downloading e-books using Wi-Fi. All Kindle e-readers can download via USB cable if Wi-Fi is unavailable or wireless transfer is restricted by publisher. All Kindle e-readers, except Kindle Fire, require a computer with tabbed browsing to complete checkout & download delivery options. Only Kindle Fire can browse, check out, and download all on the device. v.04022012 | © OverDrive, Inc. 2012 | Page 3

4. Kindle reading apps Desktop / laptop Kindle for Windows and Mac Mobile Kindle app for Android, BlackBerry, iPhone / iPad / iPod touch, Windows Phone  Deliver Kindle Books from Lincoln City Libraries’ Digital Downloads site to a Kindle or Kindle reading app.  Read Kindle Books.  Sync last page read, bookmarks, and notes between your Kindle and free Kindle reading apps.  Look-up words with built-in dictionary. v.04022012 | © OverDrive, Inc. 2012 | Page 4

5. Digital Downloads link on LCL’s homepage Look for the Downloadable eBooks and audiobooks link on Lincoln City Libraries home page www.lincolnlibraries.org v.04022012 | © OverDrive, Inc. 2012 | Page 5

6. Lincoln City Libraries’ Digital Downloads page On the Digital Media Home page, search by keyword or browse eBooks by category v.04022012 | © OverDrive, Inc. 2012 | Page 6

7. Use Advanced Search to narrow your results to available Kindle titles Click on Advanced Search and select: •Kindle Book (format) •Only show titles with copies available v.04022012 | © OverDrive, Inc. 2012 | Page 7

8. Browse & add to eCart Formats will be displayed as a single record with combined formats. Look for Kindle Book format & click on Add to Cart v.04022012 | © OverDrive, Inc. 2012 | Page 8

9. Check out Set lending period: 7, 14 or 21 days Click on Confirm Check Out v.04022012 | © OverDrive, Inc. 2012 | Page 9

11. Amazon’s site opens automatically On Amazon’s web page, click on Get library book v.04022012 | © OverDrive, Inc. 2012 | Page 11

13. Choose the Kindle device or application to which the e-book should be delivered Confirmation message v.04022012 | © OverDrive, Inc. 2012 | Page 13

14. Transfer via USB  Older Kindle models may only support transfer via USB.  Publishers may limit Kindle delivery via USB transfer only.  Connect your Kindle to your computer with the USB cable.  Select Transfer via Computer as your delivery method. Copy the downloaded file to the documents folder of your Kindle and it will appear on your e-reader Home screen v.04022012 | © OverDrive, Inc. 2012 | Page 14

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