Then drag and drop the epubs you want to read onto the area on the right. Step 6: Select the app that you want to use to read your ePub by clicking your mouse on it.
Kindle and nook apps do not read sideloaded books. The rest of the apps will accept non DRM’ed epubs only. Only Bluefire will accept books that have a software lock called DRM. On the left will be a list of Apps that allow you to add books and other files and on the right is a blank area where you will drag and drop your ePub files.Īs you can see here, I have Kobo, Stanza, Bluefire, and Borders. Step 5: Scroll to the bottom under sync apps and the screenshots of your iThing to where it says “File Sharing”. Step 4: For all apps other than iBooks, once iTunes is open, navigate to Apps tab. You can add books by dragging and dropping onto this window or use the File -> Add to Library command. Click on that and a window for your books will show up. On the upper left hand side of iTunes is the Music, Movies, TV Shows, etc. The ebook should appear on the device's Home screen. Wait for the file to transfer and safely eject the device from your computer.
Find the mobi file you saved in step 1, then drag-and-drop it into the device's kindle folder you opened in Step 5.
iTunes may open automatically when you connect your device depending on your settings. Under Portable Devices, find and double-click kindle and move the window aside. Connect your iThing to the computer using the USB cord. Jane Ebooks iPad / iPhone / iTouch 21 CommentsĪdding books to the iPad, iPhone or iTouch (hereinafter collectively referred to as iThing) is done via a process called sideloading. JanuHow Do I Add Books to the iPad, iPhone, and iTouch
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