The new feature includes two different formatting options to help make simple or complex documents easy to read on your device. We have covered the Send to Kindle app previously. It allows sending docs and PDFs to your Kindle, but this feature is built-in. This guide will show you how to export your Word docs to Kindle to read later.
How to Send Word Docs to Kindle from Windows 11
This feature lets you export your Word docs to Kindle or the Kindle app to read while commuting on a plane, train, or bus. In addition, it removes toolbars and other distractions that come from opening it in the Office 365 mobile app. To send a Word document to a Kindle from Windows 11:
Open a Word Document on Your Kindle or in the Kindle App
After following the steps, you can access the Word document from your Kindle. It also works from any device you have the Kindle app installed, like on Android or your iPhone or iPad. We’re using a Kindle Fire to read our exported document below, but the process is similar, regardless of your platform or device. To view your Word document on Kindle:
Reading Your Word Documents on Kindle
The ability to export your Word documents to Kindle is helpful in many different situations. Especially if you need to read a document but want to put it on the back burner. Reading on a Kindle from the couch or while traveling can provide a better viewing experience than sitting at an uncomfortable desk. It’s also important to note that currently, Microsoft is slowly rolling out this feature, starting with Insiders. If you don’t see it yet, give it some time. In the meantime, you can still use the Send to Kindle app to send files to Kindle from your PC. In addition, if you are looking to read your documents more accurately, you can use the Immersive Reader feature in Word. And to avoid eyestrain while reading articles online, learn how to make Microsoft Edge read articles to you. Comment Name * Email *
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