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Thanks, and of course I take your point, though in fact I don't need to keep up with the demands of current technology. My everyday use of that particular PC centres on the 2000 version of Word, an older edition of WordPerfect, and various other bits of software of much the same date. They...

Since posting the above I've discovered this site which offers previous version of the Kindle for PC program going back to 2010: https://kindle-for-pc.en.uptodown.com/windows/versions After trying a few I discovered that a release from November 2019 installed and ran correctly for me...

Thanks for the thoughts. I discovered a different way to access the Cloud library: in the Amazon Kindle Store, "Manage my content and devices" takes you there, and what's more each title has a drop-down list of download options. These include "Deliver to Default Device/Others" and Others...

Thanks for the new link. I successfully downloaded the app from there, and - as before - it seemed to install OK. But opening it produced no visible result, though it does appear (as Kindle.exe 32) under "processes" in the Win7 Task Manager. I couldn't see a link to the Kindle Cloud Reader...

An update: the Kindle for PC app is marked "unavailable" on Amazon UK but proved to be downloadable from amazon.com. Unfortunately, though in the installation appeared to go through properly, the program will not open on my Windows 7 PC. I decided to uninstall it and try again but got the...

I appreciate the speedy reply and the link. It took me to this page: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00UB76290?ascsubtag=UUacUvbUpU6925154YYwYwmfxgi4tpnfsggzloorzgc3bomnxw2&linkCode=gs2&tag=androcentr-21 from which, unfortunately, the download appears to be disabled. I'll keep trying.

I appreciate the speedy reply. The simple answer to your question is that I don't know: some of the titles were bought nearly twenty years ago, if that makes any difference. I'll go to Amazon UK and see if I can find out. Thanks.

Hello. I've searched for posts on this topic but can't find any. If they are there and I'm simply looking in the wrong place or with the wrong search terms, my apologies. My Nexus 7 (bought in 2013) is used mainly for ebooks from various sources, primarily Amazon, so over the years the number...

After using a venerable Sll for many years I've now replaced it with a J3. I'm surprised to discover that in some respects my old phone was much more customisable: there were options for changing the display style of text messages, for example, which the newer model doesn't have. Apart from...