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Type of bind: Kindle Edition
Format: Kindle Book
Label: Harvard Perspectives Press (kindleusers.blogspot.com)
Manufacturer: Harvard Perspectives Press (kindleusers.blogspot.com)
Printing Date: December 19, 2007
Publishing house: Harvard Perspectives Press (kindleusers.blogspot.com)
Sale Popularity Level: 15
Studio: Harvard Perspectives Press (kindleusers.blogspot.com)
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Product Description:
Stephen Windwalker's latest book is the premier guide for Kindle owners, 45,000 words in length and newly packed with great tips such as Using Google Reader to Read Blogs on the Kindle, How to Use the Kindle for Email, Optimizing Your Use of Kindle Search, Projecting a Kindle Future, Writing and Note Taking on Your Kindle, Using 'Locations' to Figure Out How Close You Are to the End of a Kindle Edition, Making the Most of Your Kindle Connections Overseas or in a Sprint Wireless Dead Zone, Using the Kindle as a Travel Guide, Using the Kindle to Translate Foreign or Technical Words and Phrases, Refresh Revised Content At No Charge, Kindle Accessories, and Care and Feeding of Your Kindle Battery. Readers may update this content at any time through Amazon's 'Your Media Library' feature. 160 'print' pages. Originally published in beta editions as How to Use the Amazon Kindle for Email & Over 100 Pages of Other Cool Tips. If you’ve already purchased and downloaded it, you can get the latest iteration onto your Kindle at no additional charge with just a couple of clicks on your computer. Just go to 'Your Media Library' under your personal Amazon account, pull down your “Kindle Books” list under the Downloads tab, find this book (clicking on the title there will confirm your purchase and purchase date), and click on the right where there’s a “Send wirelessly to your Kindle” button.
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Worth the price; can't wait for the expanded full version. Thanks for the great info.
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I found the book worth the money I paid for it. I thought it had a lot of tips that the Users Guide which came with the Kindle did not include. I admit I am not that technical -- someone who already knows a lot might not need this, but I found it helps me get the most out of my purchase. The Kindle is expensive. The small amount of money this book costs relative to the cost of the Kindle, so that you can maximize your use of the device, made it worth it to me.
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Most of what I found useful I likely could have found if I read the manual. It wasn't very expensive though.
I am updating my review. The system will not let me change my rating but I would update it to a 5. I got out the manual for my Kindle yesterday and found it did not have much information at all. This book is worth more than I realized at the time I wrote my initial review.
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Being somewhat over the age of consent, I have found this publication to be extremely helpful. It is a work in progress. A particularly attractive feature is that you can receive updates as they become available. Don't expect that from your Funk and Wagnalls. The author gently led me through information about features that are hardly touched upon in the user handbook and not at all in their advertising. I look forward to more information as it is developed. Thank you Mr. Windwalker.
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I found the guide to be very helpful and extremely detailed. I was able to learn more regarding how to use my Kindle from this guide than from the reference guide that came with my Kindle. The guide also provided a lot of useful links and I really liked the links to free ebook downloads. Well worth the BETA price for certain.
I am a weekly traveling consultant and spend a lot of time on planes and in hotels. My Kindle is the perfect travel companion. I found this guide to be very resourceful and it contains a lot of useful information and it is much easier to read than the manual that came with the Kindle. It also saved me a lot of trial and error time.
I realize that not every one can be pleased but I have no complaints especially considering how little this item cost. I appreciate that the author put a lot of effort into learning how to use his Kindle and for taking the time to share this information in written form.
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