That's an easy question to ask - but it might require a more complicated
answer, depending on a number of factors. I don't want to be condescending,
so if you're well beyond the stuff below, pick and choose what you need.
First, let me assume that you have been using your Kindle for a while and
are comfortable with the way you transfer ebooks from B&N to it.
Next, let me assume that you've downloaded Adobe Digital Editions (ADE) and
registered it with Adobe.
Finally, let me assume that you've downloaded an ebook to ADE successfully.
The missing piece is whether you've ever connected your Kindle to ADE via
your computer's USB interface. So, let me star there.
I'll assume you're using a Windows computer.
Connect the Kindle to your computer via a USB cable. Then, turn the Kindle
on. The computer should indicate that an external hard drive has been
connected. The Kindle will show that it's connected to the computer.
Now, open ADE. It should open in Library view, with two panes. The left
hand pane is the bookshelf pane, and if the Kindle has been registered with
B&N, but never connected to ADE before, ADE might ask you to authorize the
device. Not a big deal. Once that's been done, your Kindle should appear
on the bookshelf pane. At that point, all you have to do is drag the ebook
from the right hand pane to the Kindle on the left, and ADE does the rest.
When you're done, exit ADE first, then watch the Kindle to make sure it
finishes updating before you disconnect it from the computer.
Hope that helps!
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