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Keep This Issue — designates the newspaper or magazine issue as one to be stored in your Kindle until you remove it. Once
selected, this option changes to Do Not Keep This Issue.
If you are reading a blog, you will see the following options:
Navigating within a Periodical
At the bottom of a newspaper or magazine you will see options for quickly navigating within an issue. When viewing a blog,
you will see similar options for navigation.
prev article — takes you to the previous article.
View Sections & Articles — takes you to the section list of a newspaper or magazine when you press the 5-way.
View Articles List — takes you to the article list of a newspaper, magazine or blog when you press the 5-way.
next article — advances you to the next article.
By default, "View Sections & Articles for newspapers and magazines is highlighted and when you press the 5-way, a list of the
sections with article summaries will appear. If you are viewing a blog, "View Articles List" is highlighted and pressing the
5-way shows a list of the blog's articles.
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Questions and answers
The battery in my Kindle (CE0700) keeps losing its charge. Can that battery be easily replaced? What would be the cost? Can you supply the number of the battery for me please?
How do I get back time left to read and % of item left
To restore the "Time Left in Chapter" or "Percentage of Item Left" on an Amazon Kindle, open the book, bring up the menu bar at the top of the screen, tap the search icon, and type:
`;ReadingTimeReset`
After executing the search and returning to the book, the reading time and progress should be recalculated and updated.
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How to change ownership of this kindle
How do I place a book in the cloud?/how do I free up space for more e books?
@4lessie harris
To place a book in the cloud on an Amazon Kindle, you can email the eBook (not purchased from Amazon) to your Kindle email address. This uploads the book to your Kindle cloud library, making it available on all your Kindle devices and apps. The file should be in a supported format like EPUB or PDF. You may need to convert it using software like Calibre if it's not in a supported format.
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My Kindle will not charge