Last year, we covered a Chrome extension for Kindle owners named Send to Kindle, which offers a quick way for pushing web content to Kindle for reading articles and news later on your device. Now, the developers have come up with a desktop application for Send to Kindle. It allows you to send personal documents to Kindle from your PC. The application mainly offers a shell extension, allowing you to send supported files to Kindle from the right-click context menu of Windows. It also integrates with some Windows applications and creates a virtual printer, allowing you to send documents to your Kindle directly from the Print menu of applications (files are sent in PDF format).
The application allows you to deliver your documents easily over WiFi, or archive them in your Kindle Library to download later (Kindle account required). To send a document, just right click on the file and select Send to Kindle from the context menu.
From the Send to Kindle window, select Wi-Fi (Free) from the Delivery options menu, and click Send to send the file.
Send to Kindle also creates a virtual printer, allowing you to send documents to Kindle from any application that supports printing. Documents are converted into PDF format before they are delivered to the device.
Send to Kindle works on Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7.
