Amazon D00111 manual Look It Up, Take It All with You, Shop Anytime, Anywhere

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If you would like to try it now, simply press the text key , roll the select wheel to move the cursor next to the size you prefer from the menu, and press the select wheel. The text is now shown in the new size. Repeat the same steps to change the text size back or to change it to a different size that is most comfortable for you to read.

Look It Up

Your Kindle includes The New Oxford American Dictionary. You can easily look up a particular word without leaving the content by rolling the cursor to the line of text that contains the word, pressing the select wheel, and choosing "Lookup" from the menu to see a brief definition of significant words in the highlighted line. Select the particular word you are looking for and the full definition is shown. When you are done, just select "Close" and you are back to reading, right where you left off. Try it now.

Take It All with You

Although Kindle is about the size of a paperback book, it can store over two hundred digital books, newspapers, blogs, and magazines. You can store hundreds more by inserting an SD memory card into the available slot under the battery cover. Your digital books, newspapers, blogs, and magazines are often referred to collectively as "content" throughout this guide.

Also, a copy of all the content you purchase from Amazon is kept in Your Media Library on Amazon.com in case you want to download it again. Your Media Library is an Amazon service that securely stores all of your Kindle books and recent issues of newspapers and magazines on Amazon.com and allows you to retrieve them if you have previously deleted them from your Kindle.

To move or delete content on your Kindle, use the "Content Manager" which is selectable on the Home menu. This will show you all of the reading material currently on your Kindle, both in the internal memory and the SD memory card (if you have one inserted), as well as Kindle content in Your Media Library. You can move, delete, or download files easily with a press of the select wheel.

Shop Anytime, Anywhere

Using the wireless Amazon Whispernet service, Amazon delivers content to your Kindle whenever you want it and to wherever you are using the same technology as a cell phone. When you select "Shop in Kindle Store" from any menu, Kindle connects you to a broad offering of reading material including books, newspapers, blogs, and magazines. You can browse by category or check out the latest bestsellers, new and noteworthy items, or your personalized recommendations. You can see details about an item, read customer reviews, and even download free samples of books you are interested in. If you want to buy an item, secure Amazon 1-Click purchasing and Whispernet delivers the item to your Kindle in under a minute with no wireless delivery charges to you.

Automatic Delivery

Since Kindle connects to the Whispernet network, we deliver your favorite periodicals over the air to your device as soon as they are published, often before they are even available in print. For example, if you subscribe to the Kindle edition of The Wall Street Journal, the latest edition is wirelessly delivered overnight so you can read it each morning. With Whispernet's broad wireless coverage, your favorite periodicals follow you wherever you go, whether you are at home or on the road. Also, you pay only for your subscriptions, Amazon.com covers the wireless delivery cost.

Search Your World

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Contents Page Table of Contents Reading on Kindle Searching on Kindle Accessing the Web Settings and Experimental Appendix You are reading your first Kindle book Getting AroundEasy-to-Read Display Choice of Text SizeShop Anytime, Anywhere Look It UpTake It All with You Automatic Delivery Search Your WorldStay in Sync Keep Track of Your FavoritesAdd Your Thoughts Convert Your Own DocumentsPage Chapter Front ViewBack View Page Getting Around Bottom ViewUsing the Buttons Using the MenusUsing the Special Keys Other MenusEntering Text Numbers, Punctuation, and Symbols Lowercase and Uppercase LettersWhispernet Status Indicators Battery Status IndicatorsGetting to Know Kindle Content Home ScreenHome Screen Features Deleting Content From Home Show and Sort Menu Selecting a Different Show Option Show and Sort OptionsHome Screen Menu Selecting a Different Sort OptionContent Manager Moving or Removing Kindle Content Content Manager Menu Show and Sort Menu More about Managing Items Page Types of Content Reading on KindleAudiobooks Content Formatting on KindleBackground Music Changing the Text Size Using the Menu to Get Around Moving from Place to PlacePage Selecting Internal Links Zooming ImagesLooking Up Definitions Reading Across Multiple KindlesLookup Feature Bookmarks, Annotations, and Clippings Using BookmarksPlacing a Bookmark Removing a Bookmark Using HighlightsViewing Your Bookmarks Deleting a Highlight Using NotesHighlighting a Passage Viewing Your AnnotationsListening to Audio Materials Using ClippingsMore about My Clippings Page Playing Background Music Types of Searches Searching on KindleIntroduction to Search Performing a SearchSearch Results Page Showing a Specific Instance Dictionary ResultsSearching the Web Performing Remote SearchesSearching Wikipedia Searching the Kindle StoreAsk Kindle NowNow Page Getting Started at the Store Connecting to the Kindle StoreKindle Store Kindle Store PagesStore Menu Browsing the Store Browse Listings SampleGetting the Details Product Detail Page ExamplePage Your Recommendations Recommendations, Reviews, and RatingsSaving Items for Later Looking Up ReviewsWriting Your Own Ratings and Reviews Buying Your Selections Making PurchasesTrying a Sample Book Entering a Rating and ReviewReturning an Item Using Basic Web Accessing the WebEntering a URL Using Bookmarks and Adding Your Own Using Next Page and PreviousSelecting Links, Buttons and Boxes Using History Basic Web MenuText Size Other FeaturesDefault Mode/Advanced Mode see the description below Downloading FilesBasic Web Settings Settings and Experimental Adjusting Your Kindle SettingsRegistering Your Kindle Registering or Deregistering KindleDeregistering Your Kindle Personalizing Your Kindle Changing Automatic BackupViewing Available Memory Settings Menu Experimental System Requirements Kindle and Your ComputerGetting Started Making the ConnectionManaging Your Documents Handling Files through USBConverting and Transferring Your Documents Transferring Your ClippingsSupported Formats for Conversion Sending Your Documents for ConversionAudiobook Formats for Kindle Audiobooks and MusicAudiobooks from Audible.com Activation, Purchase, Download, and TransferTransferring Music Browsing the Kindle Store Managing Your Device Managing Your Kindle on Amazon.comManaging Your Orders Your Media Library Contacting Kindle SupportKindle Support Web Address Kindle Support Phone Numbers Page Wireless Safety Safety InformationBattery Safety Turn Off Wireless When FlyingMaintaining Your Kindle Headphone SafetyRecycling Kindle and the Battery Properly Watch for SignsPage FCC Notice Government Standards for Radio Frequency SignalsRadio Frequency Exposure Information SAR Patent Notices Trademark NoticesProduct Specifications Copyright Notices