Kindle Reader For Mac 10.4

Kindle for Mac OS X 10.5+ now Available for Download. Amazon have announced that Kindle for Mac is now available for download. To get the software working you need to download at the link above and ensure you have a Mac running OS X 10.5 or above.

Would like to share an email I got from Amazon a few days ago:Dear ??????It's time to update your Kindle for Mac app! We appreciate the time you've spent reading with our Kindle for Mac app, but you have registered a version on one of your computers that is out of date and scheduled to be retired by September 15. Our latest update (version 1.11.0 or above) is still free, and includes important bug fixes that are required to continue using the app. You can easily download and install the latest version of the Kindle for Mac from our download page on Amazon. You can check the Kindle version number by choosing 'Kindle' from the menu of your app and then selecting 'About Kindle.' Please see our troubleshooting pages for Kindle for Mac if you have any other questions.Thanks for reading with Kindle!Sincerely, The Amazon Kindle Team-I called Amazon about this. Senior Amazon support staff explained that Apple requested Amazon force all Mac kindle users to upgrade to the 10.10 before they can use the latest Kindle app. And on sep.15th the app on my iMac will no longer work at all anymore. So content I have in my Amazon account is forever locked up out of my use until I upgrade my Os and the Kindle app. Would you trust Apple and Amazon now? I live on SSI/SNAP due to disabilities am born with. I cannot afford to buy a new mac let along pay for upgrading all my apps just to run on 10.10 on my 4yr old iMac. Apple and Amazon have gone to far with their controlling users. Please share and pass on this warning. I am pissed off.

You can read Kindle books on your Mac thanks to Amazon’s Kindle App but the Kindle for Mac page numbers system can be a bit confusing.

The reason is because it depends on whether the book you are reading includes page numbers as a feature. Strange as it sounds, not all Kindle books do.

Kindles use a text location based system for navigating books and the real pages numbers that appear in the print version are not always included as an option.

Here’s how to find if your book supports page numbers and how to show them on Kindle For Mac.

Firstly, it’s important to make sure you’re definitely using the latest version of the Kindle app.

You can download the Kindle Mac app here from Amazon to ensure that you’re up to date.

The best way to then check if a book includes the page number feature is by checking the Kindle Edition product detail page on the Amazon Kindle Store.

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As you can see below, next to the “Length” bullet point, it will indicate whether the book has real pages with a note such as: “Contains real page numbers based on the print edition (ISBN 0307588378)”:

To then show the real page numbers on Kindle for Mac you can simply click Go To > Location and then just enter a page number at random. The page numbers will then appear at the bottom of the pages.

Alternatively, you can also make the page numbers appear on the Mac Kindle app by doing the following:

1. Open the book on your Kindle and press the Kindle Menu button

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2. Change the View Style at the bottom of the book from Location or Reading Progress to Page Numbers

3. You’ll then be able to see page numbers on your Kindle next to the Location at the bottom of the screen:

If you have any problems or questions finding the page numbers on your Kindle, let us know in the comments below.

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If your Kindle won’t open on your Mac, you need to send documents to your Kindle or you’re having any other problems, let us know in the comments below.

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