Nook Survival Guide - Step-by-Step User Guide for the Nook eReader: Using Hidden Features, Downloading FREE eBooks, Sending eMail, and Surfing Web

by Toly K.

This Nook manual provides step-by-step instructions on how to do everything with your Nook FASTER. You will also unlock hidden secrets on your Nook such as how to download FREE eBooks, send an email from your Nook, surf the web, and read news for free. Updated on November 10, 2010. This Nook guide - Getting Started
- How to download thousands of FREE eBooks
- Transferring downloaded eBooks to the Nook
- Connecting the Nook to a Computer
- Setting Up Wi-Fi
- Using the eWish List
- Lending a Book
- List of Nook-friendly websites that save you time typing in long URL addresses
- Shortcuts and tips
- Switching Wireless Providers
- Conserving Battery Life
- Changing Touchscreen Options
- Using the Touchscreen to Flip Pages
- How to play music on your Nook
- Registering the Nook
- Buying eBooks through the Barnes and Noble Store
- Subscribing to Magazines and Newspapers
- Cancelling Subscriptions
- Book browsing tips
- How to email from the Nook
- How to use the Nook Web Browser
- Adding bookmarks and notes
- Viewing periodicals
- How to buy books
- How to expand an image
- How to Display the Time
- How to Display Free Memory
- How to Display Wireless Network
- Troubleshooting
- Live Nook support telephone numbers

Genres: Self Help

136 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 19, 2010

Reviews

[Elizabeth Olson · Rating 3 out of 5]

Even though I've had my Nook for two years, I just got around to reading to this 'survival guide'. Although I've long since become best buddies with my Nook, I still learned a trick or two (like how to take and save screen shots). The tone is clear and friendly, and might well have reduced my learning curve had I read it when I first got my Nook.

[Tom · Rating 3 out of 5]

On my Nook. Nine months after kids got me a Nook, I'm finally learning all the things it can do: play mp3's, store pictures for desktop and backdrop, search the web, play games, and on. It even downloads and allows you to read books! I can even put bookmarks in what I read and highlight and make notes. It's a short book and definitely worth the time and $2.99 if you have a Nook!