This afternoon I was trying different file formats with different ebook readers. This is what I conclude and please help me if I am wrong.<\/p>\n
For Kindle you need to get book files in .mobi format, for iPad and Kobo in .epub<\/p>\n
In iPad:<\/p>\n
first download books in .epub format<\/p>\n
then import them to the iTunes library in your PC<\/p>\n
then sync the iPad and books will be in the app called iBooks, they work like music<\/p>\n
B&W KINDLE:<\/p>\n
download books in .mobi format<\/p>\n
connect kindle to PC<\/p>\n
copy books in the folder called documents, if its not in documents it does not show in the kindle library<\/p>\n
in the kindle you may also add some music by putting mp3 files in the folder called music (so you can read and listen to music at the same time)<\/p>\n
Kindle takes a while to show the books that you put in the documents folder as processor is slow but eventually they show up<\/p>\n
in KOBO:<\/p>\n
download books in .epub format I could not get .mobi format to work well worked poorly PDF is bad for size and pages<\/p>\n
connect Kobo to PC<\/p>\n
transfer files to anywhere in the Kobo directory.<\/p>\n
and yes thank you Calibre<\/a> is fantastic I am using it now!<\/p>\n then you will also have to wait a while until the books show up and from what I see you have to go more slowly and add book files in small groups or the processing content wheel turns forever and nothing happens.<\/p>\n If you have epub files and want to have the same book in a mobi file go here.<\/a><\/p>\n