You can do the same thing for any other books, audio books, or music files you put on your Kindle. Make a special folder on your computer ( I keep mine on my desktop) for your ebooks you download from free sources like manybooks.net. Do the same for audio book or music files. It doesn't matter where you keep your folders, as long as you can find them easily. If you also want to add another layer of security, you can copy these folders onto a recordable CD, then store the CD in some other location. Most computers have a CD recorder/player, and the blank CDs are relatively inexpensive, so this is another way to get your money's worth out of your equipment, and another computer related skill that will enhance your Kindle reading experience.
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