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Amazon Kindle How-To Series: Five cool things you can do your Kindle 2

You spend an afternoon relaxing to read an eBook on your new Kindle 2 e-book reader and thought you strike – "I need to check my e-mail to see if I heard from my daughter!" Now normally, that means you have to stop reading, put down your Kindle and check your e-mail account on your computer. But if you have a Gmail account, you can read and answer e-mails directly from your Kindle!

First, go to your Kindle integrated into the basic web browser (Web Home> Menu>> experimental basis). Then make sure Javascript in your browser Kindle is enabled (Browser> Menu> Settings> Enable Javascript). Finally, go to the Gmail address Internet (Browser> Menu> Enter the URL> www.gmail.com), enter your user name and password.

IMPORTANT – use Gmail's standard Web and non-Google provided the URL in the default folder Add to Favorites Kindle. If you try access your Gmail account from the URL in your Kindle, you will be prompted to load an application from Google. Applications can not be loaded onto your Kindle so it does not work – you must use the URL above in order to use your Gmail account.

Are you a user Twitter? If you want to send a tweet to your friends and followers on the great new book you read on your Kindle, you can do from your Kindle. The popular microblogging service offers a mobile version that works very well on your Kindle.

Go to your Kindle integrated Basic Web Browser (Home> Menu> Experimental> Basic Web). Then make sure Javascript in your browser Kindle is enabled (Navigator> Menu> Settings> Enable Javascript). Finally, go to the Twitter Mobile URL (> Browser Menu> Enter the URL> www.m.twitter.com), enter your username and password.

IMPORTANT – The standard Twitter URL is too complex for your Kindle to display correctly. Use the link above for best results on your Kindle. Have you ever wanted to "save" a page that you read to share with a friend? The Kindle has two different ways to do that. The first is to take a screenshot of the page you want to share. To take a screenshot and press the keys then press the "G". You will notice that the screen Kindle flash, indicating that the Kindle created the screenshot.

The screenshots are stored in your Kindle "documents" in the form of image files with a. Gif. You can get in plugging your Kindle into your computer using the USB cable you got with your Kindle. Open "My Computer" and locate the drive icon Kindle. Double-click the icon to open your Kindle and then double-click on the "Documents". Look for files ending in. Gif and you will find the catch screen that you just made.

To share it with your friends, you can save the files on your computer and then attach to an e-mail. You can also print screenshots by opening them in a graphics program such as Windows Paint or Windows Internet Explorer. The quality is not great – but is certainly acceptable for sharing several pages.

There is another way to capture and passages social Kindle e-books. When you select passages of Kindle e-books and make note of your Kindle saves a file in the "Documents" folder called "My Clippings.txt. You can Open this file with a program like Windows Notepad and copy your save Highlights for another program or action.

To do this, go to the passage you want to share. Move the cursor Kindle in the portion you want to save and click the browse button. Now move the cursor to the end of the passage you want to record and press the navigation button again once the entire text is highlighted. This will save the selected text under "My Clippings.txt file.

Plug your Kindle to your computer, then locate the icon Kindle in "My Work. "Double-click the drive icon and then double-click Kindle on the" Documents ". Locate the" My Clippings.txt "file and double-click it to open it in Windows Notepad. Find the selected text on the Kindle. It must be at the end of the file. You can copy the text and paste it into a program like Microsoft Word to save it. Or you can copy and paste text into an e-mail.

Far we talked about the text – now talk about graphics. If you have not noticed, your Kindle 2 offers the possibility to enlarge graphs so that you can really see! To do this, simply move your cursor over the graph and it will go under the microscope. Press the navigation button and your Kindle will zoom image so it fills the screen of the Kindle. This is handy when you read books with graphics technology or screenshots. The Kindle 2 The screen is quite better than those graphics are valid consideration when you read your books. To return to the home page, press the button or button.

Congratulations Now you can use your Kindle 2 to check your Gmail, Twitter, take screenshots to save or share, store or passages social Kindle e-books, and making graphics in your e-books more relevant to the Kindle using the "zoom" feature.

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