NOOK User Guide
Operating the Controls
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You will sometimes see a menu item that is gray. This means that you cannot choose that
menu item. The choice might not be relevant; for example, you cannot change the font for
a PDF file, so the
Text font
menu item is gray. This can also indicate that an operation is in
progress. For example, when your
NOOK
is automatically checking for new content in My
B&N Library, the
Check for new B&N content
menu item is gray until it has completed the
operation.
Navigation on the Reading Screen
Some content on the reading screen is navigable. That is, it has on-the-page navigation. These cases
are:
•
Navigable lists, including ones that span more than one page. Examples include your library and
eBooks in the Shop.
•
Navigable parts of documents, including tables of contents in books, magazines, and newspapers
and links from one part of a periodical to another part.
When you navigate on the reading screen, where you are is highlighted by a line above and below
and a in the left margin:
Text content of books, magazines, and newspapers is navigable when creating highlights and notes,
and when looking up words. For information about this navigation, see “D-pad” on page 51.
To move up and down in a navigable list on the reading screen:
Tap
(the Up button) to move up. Tap
(the Down button) to move down. Touch and hold
the Up button for 2 seconds to move directly to the top of the page. Touch and hold the Down
button for 2 seconds to move directly to the bottom of the page.
If you are on the last item on a page, you can tap
(the Down button) to turn to the next page.
If you are on the first item on a page, you can tap
(the Up button) to turn to the prior page.
To select the highlighted item in a list:
Tap
(the Select button). The result is an action that depends on the context, for example,
opening an eBook or displaying item details.
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