And thanks for mentioning that, Gary R!
I don’t have a Kindle either, I read Kindle books using the free app on my
laptop. This has several advantages over printed books (and manuscripts):
e-books (either Kindle or PDF) are searchable, you can copy text from them for
pasting into other texts, and you control the text size as well as the contrast
between text and background (I prefer white text on black background). Kindle
books also use clickable links to go from text to footnote and back.
Disclaimer: I do not represent Amazon and I get no compensation for posting
this.
Gary f
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From: Gary Richmond <[email protected]>
Sent: 29-Nov-20 08:00
Thanks, Gary f.
For those of you who don't own a Kindle (I don't), while several models are
also on sale at Amazon, you can read Kindle books on many devices by
downloading the Kindle app. See this article for an overview:
https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/reviewedcom/2020/04/01/how-read-kindle-books-without-kindle/5103202002/
Best,
Gary R
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