You mark-up the text as you require and on leaving the book in the application those are uploaded to the cloud where you can access them via the website (see steps 3 and 4 above). It also atomically excludes previous imports, so you can keep repeating this process as often as you want. It automatically extracts highlighted text along with any notes you made, organizes them by book/document.
How to access kindle notes online windows#
I’ve also looked at the Kindle desktop application on windows (I assume that the same would apply to a Mac) and the process is identical. Connect your Kindle to your computer with the usb cable, then use this website to upload the myclippings.txt from your kindle. From here you could simply copy and past into another document such as Word or if you are using Evernote (or similar service), you could select and clip the text you want straight to Evernote.Here you will see all your highlights and notes Click on the ‘Your Highlights’ link in the main menu.These get uploaded to your online profile with Amazon at the point that you exit the book in your Kindle application. As you read through a book in the Kindle app you highlight passages and make notes.Screenshot of the Amazon Kindle ‘Your Highlights’ page To access your Notes so that you can transfer them to another application you will need to go online to the Kindle website. The way that the Kindle app on mobile devices works regarding Highlights and Notes is a little convoluted. In this instance we will look at exporting notes (annotations) from the Kindle application so that you can make use of them elsewhere.
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