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The Kindle only allows the reading of Amazon DRM-protected content.

Devices like the Sony Reader, Cybook, and Kindle DO NOT have glowing LCD screens.

Hacker Igor Skochinsky used DRM to load Mobipocket books onto his Kindle. Using a series of scripts, he's able to convert eBook files to Amazon's AZW format and then add the necessary serial number DRM, specialized per an individual's particular Kindle.

Use Mobipocket software to convert PDFs to that format so you can read them on Kindle.

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