Operating The Controls; Home Button; Turning Pages - Barnes & Noble nook User Manual

Operating the Controls

This section explains all the buttons and menus you use to control your
about the power button, see "Power Button" on page 16.

Home Button

The Home button has the
a light touch. Tap or touch it; you do not need to press it, and nothing moves up and down.
Use the Home button as follows:
• When your is awake, tap the Home button to display the Home menu on the
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touchscreen. On the reading screen you see your wallpaper. If you have new issues of
periodicals or lending offers, their numbers appear in a tip bubble.
• When the touchscreen is dark but your
one time to light up the touchscreen. You can also tap the touchscreen.

Turning Pages

You can turn pages using the Next Page and Previous Page buttons. Turn pages while reading, and in
The Daily, the Shop, and your Library. In the Browser, turn to the next and previous web pages in a
series of pages you have visited.
While reading, you can also swipe your finger on the dark touchscreen to turn pages.
When browsing a list of items (for example, in your library or the Shop), if you are on the
last item on a page, you can tap
on the first item on a page, you can tap
Next Page and Previous Page Buttons
On each side of your
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(Previous Page): Display the previous page of content or of a paginated list
(Next Page): Display the next page of content or of a paginated list.
The Next Page and Previous Page buttons are typical buttons. When you press one, it moves down.
You can immediately raise your finger.
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logo on it: . It uses a capacitive touch sensor, which can detect
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(the Down button) to turn to the next page. If you are
, there are two buttons for turning pages:
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is not sleeping, you can tap the Home button
(the Up button) to turn to the prior page.
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