How to Add Notes to Kindle
Open a book or a PDF document on your Kindle., Find a page where you want to take notes. , Using the arrow keys around the square "Enter" key, move the cursor up until you reach your line of text., At the bottom of your Kindle page, it should say...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Open a book or a PDF document on your Kindle.
Move the cursor to the right or left so that the cursor is at the beginning of the first word you wish to select. , , A white box with a black outline will pop up on the lower half of your screen so that you can see what you are typing.
The Amazon Kindle uses the QWERTY keyboard layout, which means it uses the most standard keyboard layout that begins with the letters Q, W, E, R, T and Y in the upper left side of the letters on the keyboard.
This type of keyboard was invented for use with a typewriter and has since been used to describe computers, phones and tablets that have a standard keyboard rather than a standard cell phone keyboard. , The options are "Cancel," "Clear," Save & Share" or "Save Note."
, You must first connect your Amazon Kindle account with your social media sites.
From the Home screen, press the "Menu" button.
Select "Settings" and browse to find "Social Networks." Click, and then find "Manage" and click.
You will be prompted to log in to your social media accounts and you must approve Kindle access to them.
If you want your note and passage to be posted to Twitter, it must be 140 characters or less. , Scroll down the list that pops up with your down arrow button.
Click on the choice at the bottom of the list that says, "View my Notes and Marks." A screen will pop up that shows the paragraphs where you have made a note.
Click down to the paragraph of your choice and it will show your note below. , You can browse your notes, but you will not be able to edit them. -
Step 2: Find a page where you want to take notes.
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Step 3: Using the arrow keys around the square "Enter" key
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Step 4: move the cursor up until you reach your line of text.
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Step 5: At the bottom of your Kindle page
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Step 6: it should say "Begin typing to start a note or click to start a highlight."
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Step 7: Start typing your note using your keyboard.
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Step 8: Choose a button at the lower right corner of the screen.
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Step 9: Choose "Save Note" to save it to your Kindle.
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Step 10: Click "Save & Share" to share Kindle notes on Facebook or Twitter.
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Step 11: View your notes by clicking on the "Menu" button.
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Step 12: Access your notes on your Amazon Kindle account on any computer.
Detailed Guide
Move the cursor to the right or left so that the cursor is at the beginning of the first word you wish to select. , , A white box with a black outline will pop up on the lower half of your screen so that you can see what you are typing.
The Amazon Kindle uses the QWERTY keyboard layout, which means it uses the most standard keyboard layout that begins with the letters Q, W, E, R, T and Y in the upper left side of the letters on the keyboard.
This type of keyboard was invented for use with a typewriter and has since been used to describe computers, phones and tablets that have a standard keyboard rather than a standard cell phone keyboard. , The options are "Cancel," "Clear," Save & Share" or "Save Note."
, You must first connect your Amazon Kindle account with your social media sites.
From the Home screen, press the "Menu" button.
Select "Settings" and browse to find "Social Networks." Click, and then find "Manage" and click.
You will be prompted to log in to your social media accounts and you must approve Kindle access to them.
If you want your note and passage to be posted to Twitter, it must be 140 characters or less. , Scroll down the list that pops up with your down arrow button.
Click on the choice at the bottom of the list that says, "View my Notes and Marks." A screen will pop up that shows the paragraphs where you have made a note.
Click down to the paragraph of your choice and it will show your note below. , You can browse your notes, but you will not be able to edit them.
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