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If you send texts, you’ll probably find thumb-typing on the Kindle pretty easy. My notes are often longer than I can see easily, so I’ll hit enter, but just not actually edit it. You can edit it by hitting “enter”, delete it with delete key, and share it with Twitter or Facebook. If you Save & Share, your note can also go to Twitter or FaceBook, if you’ve set that up. You’ll see the option either to Save the note or Save & Share. However, to finish up, you’ll have to hit the Sym key again. When the Sym button is pressed, you can continue to use the keyboard. To put in symbols, like : / and so on, use the Sym key. To type numbers on a K3, you can either use the Sym key or use Alt and the top row of letters. You can hit “enter” without ending the note. Only one note showed on the Kindle, but M圜lippings.txt had a separate note for every time I edited it.
One odd thing, though: I was making a note, and I edited it several times during a meeting. Most of the time, my notes are just for my use, so I don’t typically have to send them anywhere. The disadvantage is that I need to connect the Kindle to my computer if I need to actually copy the notes. That makes them easy to find, and I delete them when I’m done. I called it Notepad, but you could call it whatever you want. However, I’ve created a text document using Windows, and put that in the Documents folder on my Kindle using my USB cable. That means you can copy and paste from that website right into an e-mail or a document, and that can be convenient. The biggest advantage is that the notes are stored for you automatically at There are some advantages to using a Kindle store book to make your notes. It’s just a little weird to remember which book it was. That’s how I started, and that works okay. You could just make a note in the book you are reading. You can’t create a document on your Kindle…you can add notes to existing documents.
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I’ve mentioned that before, and I’ve had some people ask me how to do it, so I thought I’d do a post to explain it. I use it in a practical sense at work fairly often. Yes, I mostly read on it, and it’s not as easy as typing on a laptop, but it does work. I don’t even make notes with pen and paper. I was pretty amused to see the obsolescence of the pen as a plot point in a recent Fringe episode. It’s not like I write checks…I have a debit card. Why would I carry a pen? I almost never use them. When people on the street ask me if I have a pen, I always want to say, “No, do you need a keyboard? I have three of those.” 😉
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