PDF to Kindle

[gruntling]

Any idea on how to build a document table of contents?

I've transfered an eBook to my kindle just fine. But it would be nice to have a "Go To" for the chapters.

Export PDF to HTML, Put <H1> in the HTML for TOC and use Calibre (with TOC option on H1) to export to MOBI.

[OwlHoot]

As they all said. ...

All except Paddy

A4 paper and a printer indeed.

[Mason Boyne]

just copy the PDF files across to the kindle via the nice white USB cable provided in the box.

[alreadypacked]

just copy the PDF files across to the kindle via the nice white USB cable provided in the box.

I will try that.

But the bad news is I think my Knidle is broken

I had it pluged in for a long time and it would only charge 1/3
Now it will not turn off.

Any ideas?

[Mason Boyne]

I will try that.

But the bad news is I think my Knidle is broken

I had it pluged in for a long time and it would only charge 1/3
Now it will not turn off.

Any ideas?

Perform a hard-reset. Instructions available online, different methods depending on the version.

Good news is that any books bought online will be reloaded for free if required.

[fragglerock]

If your kindle is playing up give Amazon customer services a ring, they will almost certainly have a fresh new one in your hands within 2 days.

If you have a pdf that won't convert with the above methods and is just too small on the kindle screen you can use "briss" to cut off the page margins and just leave the text in the centre.

briss | Download briss software for free at SourceForge.net

[Epiphone]

I will try that.

But the bad news is I think my Knidle is broken

I had it pluged in for a long time and it would only charge 1/3
Now it will not turn off.

Any ideas?

Is there a question mark over the battery icon? A known issue is when the icon gets out of what with the charge. Go into Menu, settings, menu restart (off the top of my head) and it'll fully reboot. Might sort it out.