|
List Price: $5.00
Our Price: $5.00
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
|
Average Customer Rating:  
|
|
Binding: Kindle Edition
Format: Kindle Book
Publication Date: 2008-01-16
|
|
|
|
|
|
Editorial Reviews:
|
Interested in the Kindle but want a better idea of how it's used? Have you ordered a Kindle and want to better understand its features? Do you already have a Kindle but suspect it contains hidden depths? The Kindle Fan Guide is a compilation of information about the Amazon Kindle, and a guide to using it to its full advantage. It covers everything from unboxing your Kindle, to basic usage, to advanced features, to a complete keyboard reference. The author spent years honing his craft as a professional technical writer, so the Kindle Fan Guide is a concise but comfortable companion to your Kindle. You can also download a free PDF version of this book, or buy a printed copy, at http://brentnewhall.com/kindlefanguide
|
|
|
Spotlight customer reviews:
|
Customer Rating:
Summary: Well Organized Easy to Use Guide to Your Kindle
Comment: Love this guide, it has been very easy to use and is well organized. I can find information in it much faster than in the official Kindle manual.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Nice job
Comment: Downloaded this to my Kindle and enjoyed it, so I added a link to it both on my indieKindle website at http://indiekindle.blogspot.com/ and also at my Kindle listmania page.
Cheers,
Windwalker
Customer Rating:
Summary: Slim, but useful,
Comment: The ALT-J trick was worth the $5.00. (Even though on my Kindle it only works in one of the two menus the Guide says it does.)
But the price per word is high by Kindle standards,
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great info for Kindle fan
Comment: Great tips and tricks I'd never have found on my own. Thanks! I am very impressed with the Kindle and keep it close to me. I've found the email convenient, the browser a great help and the reader just the best. Publication of tips like those in the Kindle Fan Guide expand my utilization of the Kindle.
My sole complaint is the availability of universal publisher agreements. I expect that will come in time. Users should be contacting publishers every time they find a book unavailable on the Kindle, or believe the price to be unfair.
|
|
|
|
|