Finding a page in Kindle based upon page from hard cover?? How do I find the page in a Kindle book from the page number from the hard cover, my wife's book club reads from the monthly book and doesn't know if she will be able to find the page on her kindle that the club is reading? Any solution Finding a page in Kindle based upon page from hard cover?? How do I find the page in a Kindle book from the page number from the hard cover, my wife's book club reads from the monthly book and... » Read More Finding a page in Kindle based upon page from hard cover?? How do I find the page in a Kindle book from the page number from the hard cover, my wife's book club reads from the monthly book and doesn't know if she will be able to find the page on her kindle that the club is reading? Any solution « Show Less
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How do you "search for a phrase" since the Kindle can't do that? (If I'm wrong, please correct me - it can search for words - but phrases ... I think not unfortunately. :)
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I would search for a phrase on that particular page to locate the correct page.
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I've had my Kindle for a couple of weeks now, and I just noticed screen burn. On the upper left, I can see the title of the book I've been reading, even when the Kindle is powered down, or I'm at the main page. Why this burn happens, I don't know, since, in theory, you shouldn't be on the same page for more than 10 minutes before it puts up the screen saver.
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How do you bookmark? If I pause my book then listen to music or fm radio, then try to go back to the book I have to scroll from the beginning. I use netlibrary. I asked the Sandisk help site but they never got back to me.
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When I was searching for a cover, I read some reviews that talked about that happening, but I've never had it happen to me, and I read more than the average person probably does." If you don't close the cover, it will eventually turn off, but it's just a matter of pressing the button like on the original kindle, to turn it back on. Otherwise, you close the cover, it goes to sleep. Open the cover, it wakes.
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Amazon automatically does everything for you. Your books from your old Kindle are placed in a small cloud in the upper left hand corner, you can retrieve them by clicking on the cloud and it gives you the option. New books purchased are automatically placed in your new Kindle. I find the new Kindle a bit of getting use to especially manuvering among books, going back and forth, but you will like the new lit up screen.
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I have a small Kindle, too, Kathy. I haven't used the USB cord to connect my Kindle to the computer, but I know you can! From what I understand the power isn't as strong as plugging it in to the wall outlet, but it ought to work. If you have the Kindle Instructions on your Home screen, it explains all of this. See if you can do that! You should be able to look for the instructions in your Menu screen or maybe go to the Kindle Store. I am so low tech! OK Kathy, I just checked it out. Go to the Menu guide, and click into Shop at the Kindle Store. Type in Kindle User's guide, and it will show up . You will have to choose it and it will tell you everything you want/need to know! I have a small Kindle, too, Kathy. I haven't used the USB cord to connect my Kindle to the computer, but I know you can! From what I understand the power isn't as strong as plugging it in to the wall outlet, but it ought to work. If you have the Kindle Instructions on your Home screen, it explains all of this. See if you can do that! You should be able to look for the instructions in your Menu screen or maybe go to the Kindle Store. I am so low tech! OK Kathy, I just checked it out. Go to the Menu guide, and click into Shop at the Kindle Store. Type in Kindle User's guide, and it will... » Read More I have a small Kindle, too, Kathy. I haven't used the USB cord to connect my Kindle to the computer, but I know you can! From what I understand the power isn't as strong as plugging it in to the wall outlet, but it ought to work. If you have the Kindle Instructions on your Home screen, it explains all of this. See if you can do that! You should be able to look for the instructions in your Menu screen or maybe go to the Kindle Store. I am so low tech! OK Kathy, I just checked it out. Go to the Menu guide, and click into Shop at the Kindle Store. Type in Kindle User's guide, and it will show up . You will have to choose it and it will tell you everything you want/need to know! « Show Less
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I've had my Kindle 2 for about a month, I preordered it, and yes, I LOVE IT. However, I have not noticed this problem and just checked myKindle 2, and cannot see any evidence of previous screens, no matter how I try. Maybe an issue with yours? I can't even seem to make it happen.
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The pages are not numbered. The front page has a personal information which includes a "Guide to the book contents." but, you fill in the spaces.
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I'm new to ereaders and can not decide between the kindle vs sony. Of course, I would prefer sony due to netlibrary, but I find that site confusing. Plus you can use sony for the public domain books on google. But then I'm so used to amazon and kindle seems to be so much simpler to use. My question to sony ereaders--how hard is it to get used to using netlibrary and google books? Can you get what you want using the sony? I really can not decide and at this point am about ready to give up and just not get an ereader.
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There are Kindle versions and Adroid versions. Download the Android version if available. Kindle versions may or may not work, but you won't break it if you try.
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I did buy the least expensive Kindle, and I do not have a router. I found out I don't need a router to download my ebooks. My computer is fairly new. I also have a Dell computer, windows 7. I followed the direction that I received and found it quite easy to add the books to the Kindle. Once you purchase your book go to 'Manage my Kindle', then request to download to your computer, save in your document file. Then use your UBS port to your Kindle and go to the document file and drag your book to the document file on your Kindle. I hope this help you. You can go to google to get instructions. That helped me. I did buy the least expensive Kindle, and I do not have a router. I found out I don't need a router to download my ebooks. My computer is fairly new. I also have a Dell computer, windows 7. I followed the direction that I received and found it quite easy to add the books to the Kindle. Once you purchase your book go to 'Manage my Kindle', then request to download to your computer, save in your document file. Then use your UBS port to your Kindle and go to the document file and drag your book to the document file on your Kindle. I hope this help you. You can go to google to get instructions.... » Read More I did buy the least expensive Kindle, and I do not have a router. I found out I don't need a router to download my ebooks. My computer is fairly new. I also have a Dell computer, windows 7. I followed the direction that I received and found it quite easy to add the books to the Kindle. Once you purchase your book go to 'Manage my Kindle', then request to download to your computer, save in your document file. Then use your UBS port to your Kindle and go to the document file and drag your book to the document file on your Kindle. I hope this help you. You can go to google to get instructions. That helped me. « Show Less
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I have scanned books, but do not remove the cover. I would not advice removing the cover. You could use your digital camera and take a picture of the page, then open the jpeg picture in Paint and cut our the page and resize the image and save back into jpeg format. You can also call up FILE and then PRINT and then PAGE SETUP and make sure you are on letter size either with half inch borders or changing the border sizes. I have scanned several books and just found that move the book around on the scan if you need to cut off blank sections like the top or bottom and even the sides to make it fit works for me. But, I would not remove the cover. I have scanned books, but do not remove the cover. I would not advice removing the cover. You could use your digital camera and take a picture of the page, then open the jpeg picture in Paint and cut our the page and resize the image and save back into jpeg format. You can also call up FILE and then PRINT and then PAGE SETUP and make sure you are on letter size either with half inch borders or changing the border sizes. I have scanned several books and just found that move the book around on the scan if you need to cut off blank sections like the top or bottom and even the sides to make it... » Read More I have scanned books, but do not remove the cover. I would not advice removing the cover. You could use your digital camera and take a picture of the page, then open the jpeg picture in Paint and cut our the page and resize the image and save back into jpeg format. You can also call up FILE and then PRINT and then PAGE SETUP and make sure you are on letter size either with half inch borders or changing the border sizes. I have scanned several books and just found that move the book around on the scan if you need to cut off blank sections like the top or bottom and even the sides to make it fit works for me. But, I would not remove the cover. « Show Less
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I have a Kindle also - and I love it!I'm getting a Zen this week, but the User Manual seems to be hard to find.Thanks for taking time to write.
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I found the same crack in my kindle. Called customer service and they are sending me a new kindle as a replacement. Great customer service.
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There is so much to know about the new format. Are the facebook games available through facebook? I'm afraid I don't have a lot of experience with downloading books, however the system is incredible, and I doubt you would have problems doing anything. I love the computer.
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I have just finished reading my first e-book on the new kindle available outside the USA. I am really happy after my new e-experience; however I find it really annoying to hear that clicking sound every time I turn a page. Can this problem be solved? Please, help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Lourdes.Canary Iss, Spain
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Amazon Kindle books are only for the Kindle. However, .pdf files are WAY easier to read on this ereader than they are on the Kindle. Same with epub files, I can't get epub to work on the Kindle though others have said you should be able to.