[Janak Parekh]

Originally Posted by SteveHoward999

It took me a little while to get used to it. I have the text as small as it will go. I turn the backlight down as dim as it will go. In bed I have found a couple of comfortable ways to prop myself, but it took a little while. Still - turning pages is way easier - I no longer need two hands ... and when I doze off I don't hit myself in the face with the book any more :lol:

Well-put. Plus, you don't need a light on, and you don't need to aim the ebook into the light so it's visible.

--janak

[Janak Parekh]

Originally Posted by SteveHoward999

It took me a little while to get used to it. I have the text as small as it will go. I turn the backlight down as dim as it will go. In bed I have found a couple of comfortable ways to prop myself, but it took a little while. Still - turning pages is way easier - I no longer need two hands ... and when I doze off I don't hit myself in the face with the book any more :lol:

Well-put. Plus, you don't need a light on, and you don't need to aim the ebook into the light so it's visible.

--janak

[mush]

I've been using this app for ever and I never knew about any of the shortcuts either! Why ain't it in Help!

Hehe.

[Kumori]

Originally Posted by SteveHoward999

If you like that, you should love this ...

press and hold the page number at the bottom of the page when viewing your book ...

release after 3 or 4 seconds and a new nevigaor should appear. Mostly I find it is most useful for seeing how much of the book is left to read ... ever wondered how many pages the current book has? The navigator tells you. You can also use it to skip forward or backward through chapters.

Oh man! I wish I knew this when I was reading "Murder on the Orient Express" the other night. I put the book down, then picked it up the following night and read two pages and was done! I had no idea I was so close to the end. I guess I must have been 1/2 a normal paper page from the end.

Barron