Threat to paper books?

[kowalskil]

KINDLE FOR BEGINNERS

My mini-book about using Kindle is available at:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B006E4PBK0

It describes only those basic tasks which I actually performed. The title is KINDLE HOW-TO: NOTES TO SHARE; the price is less than one dollar. Each short note describes a different task, as shown below:

Table of Contents
Introduction
Note 1: Kindle's keys and buttons
Note 2: How durable are Kindle's batteries?
Note 3: Extracting text from a Kindle book
Note 4: Kindle's wireless channels
Note 5: Private documents on Kindle
Note 6: Archiving my Kindle books
Note 7: Finding a phrase in my Kindle book
Note 8: Grouping Kindle books into collections
Note 9: Reading Kindle books on my computer
Note 10: Writing Kindlle books

Being a beginner I would like to know what more knowledgeable people think about this mini-book. If you are one of such people then contact me by email at

kowalskiL@mail.montclair.edu

and I will send you the mini-book in Word format. Your comments will help me to improve the book. Yes, I am contemplating a second edition, after becoming more knowledgeable. Please share the link with those who might be interested.

[Markus]

Thanks for the tip.

I've found Kindle promising, useful, yet irritating so far. How can I cut-and-paste (I've been retyping)? How can I cite the text in uni assignments?

I'd be delighted to check it out.

[kenc102]

We just got a Kindle and so far have been using it to read classic literature to our kids. But besides downloading a couple of ebooks so far, I must admit to not knowing how to use it very well. This how-to ebook sounds quite useful.