IA send to kindle
The Internet Archive's OpenLibrary has enabled new "send to kindle" functionality for many of our public domain texts. This service, developed in partnership with Amazon, enables Kindle owners to download any of the thousands of books on OpenLibrary that are available in the Kindle format (transmission fees may apply). An sample book can be seen at: "Oil prospecting, drilling and extraction
by F. J. S. Sur. 1914" http://openlibrary.org/books/OL7148971M/Oil_prospecting_drilling_and_extraction Selecting the "Send to Kindle" link will trigger a redirect to
Amazon to provide authorization (if not currently logged in) and
information about downloading the book to the user's Kindle. The Internet Archive is delighted to share the world's public domain literature with one of the largest ebook reading platforms on the planet. Visit openlibrary.org to find and download books today! Note: The Archive avoids producing ebooks in EPUB or Kindle formats for materials that catastrophically fail automated OCR. Examples include handwritten diaries, compilations of tables and charts or graphs without accompanying text, or texts with significant physical damage or degradation.
by F. J. S. Sur. 1914" http://openlibrary.org/books/OL7148971M/Oil_prospecting_drilling_and_extraction Selecting the "Send to Kindle" link will trigger a redirect to
Amazon to provide authorization (if not currently logged in) and
information about downloading the book to the user's Kindle. The Internet Archive is delighted to share the world's public domain literature with one of the largest ebook reading platforms on the planet. Visit openlibrary.org to find and download books today! Note: The Archive avoids producing ebooks in EPUB or Kindle formats for materials that catastrophically fail automated OCR. Examples include handwritten diaries, compilations of tables and charts or graphs without accompanying text, or texts with significant physical damage or degradation.
