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	How to Use the Amazon Kindle for Email & Other Cool Tricks: Read and Answer Email Anywhere, Anytime on the ... Harvard Perspectives Press (indieKindle.blogspot.com), 2007 average customer review:based on 19 reviews view larger image
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Author Stephen Windwalker's 6500-word article is a Kindle owner's dream, newly packed with great tips and resources including: How to Use the Amazon Kindle for Email, A Dozen More Great Tips & Shortcuts to Help You Get the Most Out of Your Kindle, Play a Game on Your Kindle, Keep a Photo Album on Your Kindle, Bookmark Any Page, Paginate Your Home Page, Sort Your Home Page, Move Quickly Through a Document, Check the Time, Set a Personal Screen Saver, Skip a Song, Justify Your Text (or Not), Slideshow, A Favorite Source for Free Books, Refresh Revised Content At No Charge, Kindle Accessories, and Links to Great Guides and References. Readers may update this content at any time through Amazon's "Your Media Library" feature. More than just a great e-Book reader, the Amazon Kindle is a multi-purpose device that allows its owners (among many other features) to keep up with their email just about anywhere and anytime, without paying monthly connection fees.

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Great set of Tips

How to Use the Amazon Kindle for Email & Other Cool Tricks: Read and Answer Email Anywhere, Anytime on the Amazing Amazon Kindle (The Amazing Amazon Kindle)

This is a great first set of tips for the Kindle. The author is open and is building the book based on his own and other users' experiences. What a perfect way to develop a user's guide/tips book.

It's immediately useful and answered a number of questions I had with the device.

I urge people to spend the $2.00 rough price for the book and to keep the author encouraged by emailing and adding to his blog.

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Indispensable help

Without this aid I would never have found out how to delete, how to get a SD and on and on. Thanks so much Stephen.

Great info for Kindle readers, many thanks!

Informative and expanding, much information that an avid reader-turned-Kindle-reader might otherwise miss. Available elsewhere? Definitely, and those with an urge to tinker will find it. But if your focus is on the books and you are the sort who looks for answers in the user manual, then articles such as this are invaluable.

This is the first review I have ever submitted to Amazon. Must admit that the electronic shouting matches that many of these review lists become puts me off. But the potential for a real paradigm shift in how we use, and value, "cyber access" exists here and the window won't likely stay open long. The more folks learn about the possibilities, the greater the push. Stephen Windwalker appears to be writing for the "typical Kindle buyer" who wants an electronic reader for the convenience of having a lot of books in a small, transportable package. Thoughts of expanded uses are not even entertained in many cases. Without articles like this to inform the conventional user of these possibilities, many will be happy, contented readers and never know other capabilities exist.

Kindle is a terrific way to read books. I started a skeptic, bought my wife one as a gift, and we now have a pair. (She offered to share but I knew she didn't really want to.) We are both voracious readers, several books a week when we aren't being consumed by one work crisis or another. While we both have the tech savvy to figure out anything that is discussed in this article, for a couple dollars we didn't have to. It came instantly to my Kindle at the push of a button. And that is the bottom line for me.

Any information worth having is worth a couple dollars if you can get what you need in a concise, ordered format and if it saves you the time you would have spent in finding it yourself. The more people that have this information, the more clamor there will be to enhance and expand these capabilities, and the sooner the better. And that will make a $2.39 investment seem like a prophetic decision.

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How to use the Amazon Kindle..., or, Wanna supersize that order, Mister?

"How to Use..." etc. is a "must have" if you are thinking about getting a Kindle. Stephen Windwalker (you have to admit that is a cool name) is bright, inventive and pragmatic in his observations and suggestions for making a somewhat insipid gadget, an electronic reader, into a true information and communication tool. Windwalker appears to have taken on the mantle of advocate for those of us who have bought one of these things (thank goodness he has). I think he understands its capabilities more than Amazon does. So forego the latte this time and get this edoc and get more out of your investment. You won't be sorry.

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Things I never imagined

I was so pleased to receive an electronic book, I never realized the other capabilities of the Kindle. These articles opened my eyes to more possibilities.

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