This way there are no pesky folders in the way, and the pages stay in the right order. Then highlighting all of your renamed files, put all of them into one compressed file (Probably naming it Volume 1). Then move these files to the original Volume folder, then continue with this process with the next chapters (Chapter two would be V1C2), moving them to the original volume folder. Select a book (or multiple books) and then right-click the selected eBook (s). Let’s now transfer eBooks to the Kindle’s memory.
Once your Kindle is recognized by Calibre, you’ll see a new On Device column next to the book title column. Then Type in V1C1 (Volume 1 Chapter 1) then press enter, Your files should be named V1C1 (1), V1C1 (2) and so on. Connect your Kindle to your computer using a USB cable. To make each chapter/ act into one uniform folder that calibre can detect, Go to the folder with all the pictures, assuming those pictures are all for Chapter 1, press Ctrl+A and then right click on the first picture and click on rename. There is a folder to each Volume and inside of each volume there are more folders to each chapter/ act. YOU EXPRESSLY AGREE THAT YOUR USE OF THE SOURCE CODE IS AT YOUR SOLE RISK. I'm assuming the manga is similar to this situation: By downloading the Source Code, you agree to the following: AMAZON AND ITS AFFILIATES PROVIDE THE SOURCE CODE TO YOU ON AN 'AS IS' BASIS WITHOUT REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND. I had this same problem, and after some tinkering around at 2 AM I found a good solution.
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