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NOOK User Guide 3 Using this Guide T o find specific infor mation in this guide, you can use the table of contents or search the guide. In the EPUB version, tap Go to > Chapter on the touchscreen to go to a chapter . T o search the User Guide for a specific word or phrase, tap Find , type the word or phrase, and then tap Submit .
NOOK User Guide 4 Contents C u s t o m e r S e r v i c e .............................................................. 2 H o w t o U s e t h i s G u i d e .......................................................... 2 M o r e I n f o r m a t i o n O n l i n e .
NOOK User Guide 5 Inte rn ati ona l U se a nd Langu ages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Using your NOOK a b r o a d ....................................................... 3 5 L a n g u a g e s ...................
NOOK User Guide 6 An Unregistered N O O K ...............................................................6 6 Unregistering your N O O K ............................................................. 6 7 Re-registering your N O O K .....................
NOOK User Guide 7 L i b r a r y ......................................................9 0 M y B & N L i b r a r y .............................................................. 9 0 R e a d i n g S o m e t h i n g ..................................
NOOK User Guide 8 L e n d i n g e B o o k s .............................................. 1 3 1 R u l e s ...................................................................... 1 3 1 Det er min ing Wh eth er an eB ook C an Be Le nt . . . . . . . . . .
NOOK User Guide 9 V i e w i n g w h a t i s C u r r e n t l y P l a y i n g ................................................ 1 6 1 A u d i o P l a y e r ................................................................ 1 6 1 F i l e s a n d F o l d e r s .
NOOK User Guide Gettin g Star ted 10 Getting St ar ted This section gi ves an overview of what you need to do to star t using your NOOK . In the Package The package your NOOK comes in contains f our things: • Y our NOOK • A po w er adapter that can be plugged into an electrical outlet.
NOOK User Guide Gettin g Star ted 11 Charge y our NOOK Charge your NOOK with the supplied power adapter and USB cable until the yello w charging indicator light goes out. Y our NOOK will tur n on when you plug it in. Do not tur n it o . A typical charging time using a wall outlet is 3.
NOOK User Guide Gettin g Star ted 12 • P ow e r bu tton : Press and release the pow er button to turn on your NOOK . When your NOOK is on, tap the power button to a waken it and to cause it to sleep . Press and hold the power button for 5 seconds to turn o your NOOK f u ll y .
NOOK User Guide Gettin g Star ted 13 • Na vigating on the reading scre en : Use the Up and Down buttons to move a highlight, often indicated by a symbol, up and down on the reading screen. This is an example: • Selectin g an item on the reading scre en : T ap the Select button to select the highlighted item on the reading screen.
NOOK User Guide Gettin g Star ted 14 • Visit your librar y : T ap the Home button and then tap my librar y . Y our librar y provides access to your B&N eBooks, magazines, and ne wspapers.
NOOK User Guide P o wer and Charging 1 5 P o w er and Charging This section explains your NOOK ’ s power management and charging. De vice St a tes Y our NOOK is in one of fi ve states: O : Y our NOOK is o . Nothing is running. When you first take your NOOK out of the package, it is o .
NOOK User Guide P o wer and Charging 1 6 When the touchscreen is dimmed, you can still use it. T ap a menu choice or button, that action will be carried out, and the touchscreen will brighten. T o light up the touchscreen, tap the touchscreen, tap the Home button, or press and release the power button.
NOOK User Guide P o wer and Charging 1 7 T o turn your NOOK on, display the touchscreen, awaken your NOOK from sleep , or cause your NOOK to sleep , press the power button for about 1 second and then release it.
NOOK User Guide P o wer and Charging 1 8 When the batter y charge is criticall y low (too low for continued operation), your NOOK dis plays a message to charge it and shuts down. The critically low battery le vel is about 5%. Y ou must charge your NOOK before using it.
NOOK User Guide P o wer and Charging 1 9 Charging Indicator Light If the charge in your NOOK ’ s batter y is very low , it can t ak e up to about 15 minut es befor e the charging indicator light turns on. If it does not tur n on after half an hour , mak e sur e the USB cable is firmly seated.
NOOK User Guide P o wer and Charging 2 0 W all Charging W all charging is the recommended way to charge your NOOK , because it is f aster than USB charging . Y ou can charge your NOOK when it is on or sleeping. If your NOOK is o , it tur ns on when you plug it in.
NOOK User Guide P o wer and Charging 2 1 other things. It is not, however , the f astest way to charge your NOOK . Y ou can charge your NOOK through USB when it is on or sleeping. If your NOOK is o , it will not charge, so it turns on when you plug it in.
NOOK User Guide P o wer and Charging 2 2 Sleepin g : Y our NOOK charges and enters USB dri ve mode. On (including when the touchscreen back light is o ): If the touchscr een backlight is o, it is turned on. Y our NOOK charges and enters USB dri ve mode.
NOOK User Guide P o wer and Charging 2 3 • When asked to do so by Customer Ser vice T o perform a hard reset: 1 Get a clock or watch that shows seconds. 2 Press and hold the power button of your NOOK for 20 seconds , then release the power button. 3 Press and release the power button to turn on your NOOK .
NOOK User Guide Y our NOOK 24 Y our NOOK This section explains your NOOK hardware. It also summarizes key features and explains the Home menu. Har dware Highlights Y our NOOK has: • Reading screen : This is where you read your eBooks, magazines, and newspapers.
NOOK User Guide Y our NOOK 25 other tasks that require Wi-Fi (f or example, using the web browser or downloading large files, including software updates). Y our NOOK or NOOK Wi-Fi can connect to Wi-Fi hotspots in Barnes & Noble Bookstores, A T&T TM hotspots in the United States, and many other Wi-Fi hotspots .
NOOK User Guide Y our NOOK 26 • Shopping : With your NOOK , it is easy to buy eBooks, magazines, and newspapers from the Barnes & Noble eBookstore. Some digital content is even free! Y ou can also download eBooks to your NOOK from your personal computer .
NOOK User Guide Y our NOOK 27 Home Menu The starting point for ever ything is the Home menu. Y ou see the Home menu when you first power on your NOOK , and can reach at other times by tapping the Home button between the reading screen and touchscreen (it has the NOOK logo on it: ).
NOOK User Guide Y our NOOK 28 • audio : Listen to music , audiobooks, and other audio files such as podcasts. • settings : P ersonalize your NOOK to suit your taste. Choose your own wallpaper and screensavers . Store email addresses of friends and f amil y to help you share g reat books easil y .
NOOK User Guide Y our NOOK 29 4 Locate the tab protruding from near the center of the bottom of the back cov er , adjacent to the USB port (see the dra wing below). 5 Place a finger of your other hand on the tab and pull the tab a way from the de vice, as shown.
NOOK User Guide Y our NOOK 30 Attaching the Back Cov er This section explains how to attach the back cover of your NOOK . T o attach the back co v er : 1 Place your NOOK f ace down with the bottom f acing you on a hard, flat surf ace, for example on a table or desk.
NOOK User Guide Y our NOOK 31 R emovable Ba ck Cov er Do not pr ess on the middle of the back co ver or bend your NOOK . Doing so might damage the scr eens. 4 Look around the edges of your NOOK to see that the back co ver is securely attached. If the back co ver is not securely attached, press edges together that did not seat correctly .
NOOK User Guide Y our NOOK 32 • The SIM card in your NOOK is associated with your NOOK , whether registered or not. Do not swap SIM cards between NOOK s. There is no reason to, and afterwards they will not be able to connect to B&N Fast & Free Wireless.
NOOK User Guide Y our NOOK 33 Scr ew Batter y Ba ck (Inside) 4 With the back f acing you, turn your NOOK so that the top is directed away from you. The screw and tab holding the batter y in place are at the top of the batter y , as shown in the drawing above .
NOOK User Guide Y our NOOK 34 B&N and Designer Cov ers Y ou can purchase a B&N cov er for your NOOK at your local Barnes & Noble Bookstore or online from BN.com. The cover helps protect your NOOK from dail y wear and tear . For example, it keeps dust from accumulating on the screens , reducing the need to clean them.
NOOK User Guide International Use and Langua ges 3 5 Inter national Use and Languages This chapter summarizes infor mation about using your NOOK outside of the United States and explains your NOOK ’ s suppor t of languages. Using y our NOOK a broad Y our NOOK is designed f or use in the United States, Canada, and the United States territories.
NOOK User Guide International Use and Langua ges 3 6 • Automatic connection to A T&T hotspot s : Automatic connection to A T&T hotspots onl y happens in the United States.
NOOK User Guide Safety and Care 37 Saf ety and Car e This section explains impor tant infor mation about saf ety and about caring f or your NOOK . Saf ety If you f ollow some straightforward precautions, your NOOK is a safe de vice. Electricity Y our NOOK is an electrical device.
NOOK User Guide Safety and Care 38 • Onl y use the batter y for the system for which it is specified. • Onl y use the batter y with a charging system that has been qualified with the system per this standard. Use of an unqualified batter y or charger may present a risk of fire, explosion, leakage, or other hazards .
NOOK User Guide Safety and Care 39 T urn Airplane mode on f or the duration of an airplane flight, from tak e-o through landing. T urn Airplane mode on in other settings wher e radio signal br oadcasting is pr ohibited. Ask someone whether Airplane mode should be turned on in other settings such as hospitals.
NOOK User Guide Safety and Care 40 T emperature Ranges Y our NOOK should f unction as designed in these temperature ranges: Use Fahr enheit Celsius Charging 41– 95 ºF 5 – 35 ºC Operation 32 – 104 ºF 0 – 40 ºC Storage 5 – 113 ºF -15 – 45 ºC Outside of these ranges, your NOOK might develop power , display , and/or software issues.
NOOK User Guide Safety and Care 41 B&N and Designer Cov ers Y ou can purchase an optional B&N or designer cover f or your NOOK at your local Barnes & Noble Bookstore or online from BN.com. The co ver helps protect your NOOK from daily wear and tear .
NOOK User Guide Operating the Controls 42 Operating the Contr ols This section explains all the buttons and menus you use to control your NOOK . For inf ormation about the power button, see “P ower Button ” on page 16. Home Button The Home button has the NOOK logo on it: .
NOOK User Guide Operating the Controls 43 The Next Page and Previous P age buttons ha ve a small dimple next to them; just to the right of the buttons on the right side of your NOOK and just to the left of the buttons on the left side of your NOOK . The touch dimples help you find the buttons by touch while reading .
NOOK User Guide Operating the Controls 44 Color T ouchscr een The color touchscr een displays menus, na vigation controls , and when needed, a keyboar d. Reach areas of your NOOK including your librar y , the Shop , and the Reader from the Home menu. Submenus allow you to use all of your NOOK ’ s f eat ures.
NOOK User Guide Operating the Controls 45 • Dark touchscre en : T ouch a spot on the touchscreen with y our finger already mo ving sidewa ys . The swipe does not need to be a long one (it can be about 3/4 inch long), and it can be anywhere on the touchscr een.
NOOK User Guide Operating the Controls 46 by swiping your finger . Swipe up to scroll down and vice versa. Place your finger on a menu choice to scroll, not on the scrollbar .
NOOK User Guide Operating the Controls 47 • View the galler y of covers • Change view options: • Showing and hiding shelves • Sorting items in the librar y by most recent, title, or author •.
NOOK User Guide Operating the Controls 48 A menu choice with a sign near the right edge has submenus. T ap the menu choice to display the submenus. For example, tap Preferences in the Reader to display the submenus T ext size , T ext f ont , and Auto Sa ve Page on BN.
NOOK User Guide Operating the Controls 49 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 tur n to the prior page. In some cases, navigation on the reading screen uses the D-pad.
NOOK User Guide Operating the Controls 50 Fields that R equir e a Choice Some fields in data entr y f orms require a choice among specific values, for example among Wi-Fi security types (Auto, None, WEP , WP A, or WP A2). When you na vigate to such a field on a for m, the choices appear as touchscr een menu items.
NOOK User Guide Operating the Controls 51 Low ercase A standard keyboar d that displays the lower case alphabet. This is the keyboar d that is displayed first. Switch to this keyboar d from the uppercase keyboar d by tapping twice. Switch to it from other keyboar ds by tapping ABC.
NOOK User Guide Operating the Controls 52 D-pa d The D-pad (directional pad) control is displayed when you add highlights or annotations, and to navigate on a page to look up a word. It lets you mov e the cursor in all four directions in the text, so you can choose start and end points f or highlights.
NOOK User Guide Operating the Controls 53 T o search: 1 In the librar y (in My B&N Library or My Documents) or Shop , tap S earch . Search is available from the top-level menus, as well as from some submenus. If you want to search, and search is not in the menu, use the Back button to move up a level.
NOOK User Guide Operating the Controls 54 Filtering Lis ts In the My B&N Librar y par t of your library , you can filter lists my content type. (In the Shop , you can browse by content type, but you cannot filter lists by content type.
NOOK User Guide Operating the Controls 55 This is the inf ormation displayed at all times exc ept when you are reading: Y our NOOK is connected to a Wi-Fi hotspot in a Barnes & Noble Bookstore: Ai.
NOOK User Guide Operating the Controls 56 Note the following about the B&N Fast & Free Wireless signal strength indicator : • When Airplane mode is on: no B&N Fast & Free Wireless signal indicator is displayed, but the Airplane mode indicator is displayed.
NOOK User Guide Wireless Connectivity 57 Wir eless Connectivity While reading and during most tasks, the radio in your NOOK is not on. It does not need to be, and it would consume pow er . Even browsing your librar y , including B&N content in your online digital librar y , is done on your NOOK .
NOOK User Guide Wireless Connectivity 58 Wi-Fi Y our NOOK can connect to Wi-Fi hotspots (places that o er wireless Internet access) that use the 802.11b or 802.11g standard. Display menus for managing Wi-Fi hotspots by tapping wi-fi on the Home menu: wi-fi Alternati vel y , tap settings on the Home menu, then tap Wi-Fi .
NOOK User Guide Wireless Connectivity 59 Automatic detection of hotspots requir es three things: • Airplane mode is o • Wi-Fi is on • Y our NOOK has a sucient batter y charge to continue running the Wi-Fi circuitry . When the batter y level is ver y low , your NOOK turns o wireless circuitry .
NOOK User Guide Wireless Connectivity 60 T o turn Wi-Fi on or o: On the Home menu, tap wi-fi . The current setting is displayed in the Wi-Fi menu. T ap the Wi-Fi submenu to togg le between On and O . Viewing Wi-Fi Hotspots With Airplane mode o and Wi-Fi on, your NOOK displays a Wi-Fi hotspot menu.
NOOK User Guide Wireless Connectivity 61 2 Later , you have issues with your own hotspot, and you choose to connect to a neighbor’ s hotspot (after asking politel y). 3 Y ou fix your hotspot, and want to use it again. T o do so , tap wi-fi > Wi-Fi hotspot > neighbor’ s hotspot name > Forget .
NOOK User Guide Wireless Connectivity 62 T o manually add and connect to a Wi-Fi hot spot: T o manually a dd a Wi-Fi hotspot, y ou must be within range of the hotspot. Y our NOOK connects to the hotspot when y ou ad d it. If it fails to connect, it does not ad d the hotspot.
NOOK User Guide Wireless Connectivity 63 UMTS W-CDMA (3G), and HSDP A B&N Fast & Free Wireless networks. Y our NOOK automaticall y connects to the f astest network present that has sucient signal strength.
NOOK User Guide Registerin g your NOOK 64 R egistering y our NOOK When you first tur n on your NOOK , it lea ds you thr ough registration. If y ou do not ha ve a Barnes & Noble online a ccount, you must cr eate one online at www .nook.com/setup .
NOOK User Guide Registerin g your NOOK 65 Y our NOOK leads you through the welcome pages that include registration the first time you turn it on. T o regist er your NOOK (Wi-Fi + 3G model) using the .
NOOK User Guide Registerin g your NOOK 66 4 T ap Wi-Fi hotspot and connect to a Wi-Fi hotspot. If a Barnes & Noble Bookstore or A T&T hotspot is in range, connection will be automatic .
NOOK User Guide Registerin g your NOOK 67 • In Barnes & Noble Bookstores, you receive in-store special oers, but you cannot purchase eBooks or periodicals until you register your NOOK . Y ou also cannot use Read In Store to read many eBooks in Bar nes & Noble Bookstores.
NOOK User Guide Registerin g your NOOK 68 each credit card one time. For example, if you bought 10 eBooks last year with a credit card ending in 1111, and another 10 eBooks this year with a credit car.
NOOK User Guide Registerin g your NOOK 69 • Deletes all metadata ( for example, bookmarks, highlights, notes, and current reading position). Infor mation about shelves and shelving of items in your librar y is also deleted.
NOOK User Guide P ersonalizing your NOOK 7 0 P ersonalizing y our NOOK Y our NOOK is yours, and you can personalize it. Y ou can: • Choose among predefined wallpaper images, or suppl y your own. The wallpaper image is display ed on the Home screen.
NOOK User Guide P ersonalizing your NOOK 7 1 7 Eject/unmount the nook dri ve and disconnect your NOOK from your computer . For that proc edure, see “Disconnecting your NOOK from your Computer” on page 156. T o choose a wallpaper image: 1 On the Home menu, tap settings .
NOOK User Guide P ersonalizing your NOOK 7 2 T o choose a screensa ver set: 1 On the Home menu, tap settings . 2 T ap Display > Screensaver . 3 T ap the screensaver set you want to use. The names correspond to f older names in the folder my screensa v ers in the inter nal memor y .
NOOK User Guide The Daily 73 The Daily The Dail y is a bulletin-board style message center . Y ou automaticall y receive dail y editorial content and notifications.
NOOK User Guide The Daily 74 “I had not yet noticed by f ar the most remarkable f eature in the natural histor y of this archipelag o; it is that the di erent islands to a considerable extent are inhabited by a dierent set of beings.
NOOK User Guide The Daily 75 been downloaded, it opens in the Reader . If it has not been downloaded, tap Download . After the issue downloads, tap R ead . T o fil ter items: T ap S how and then tap the k ind of messages you want to display: All (the def ault), Feeds , Notifications , Subscriptions , or Software Updates .
NOOK User Guide Shop 7 6 Shop Y our NOOK ’ s wireless connectivity lets you shop for eBooks, magazines, and newspapers from the Barnes & Noble eBookstore from your NOOK . There is no need to visit a website. Y ou can buy subscriptions to magazines and newspapers, or sing le issues.
NOOK User Guide Shop 7 7 Magazines and Newspa pers Y ou can purchase subscriptions to magazines and ne wspapers, as well as single issues. Issues deli ver ed by subscription and single issues have the same content. They are digital versions of the magazines and ne wspapers that are delivered by Barnes & Noble to your NOOK .
NOOK User Guide Shop 7 8 T o bro wse subjects: 1 From the shopfront, select one of the content types—eBooks, Magazines, or Ne wspapers. 2 T ap Browse subjects and then tap a subject. 3 Within a subject, there might be subordinate subjects. If so , you will see the Browse subjects menu, and can tap Browse subjects and make another choice.
NOOK User Guide Shop 7 9 T o search the Shop: 1 In the Shop , tap Sea rch . 2 Use the keyboard to enter one or more search words in the for m. 3 T ap S earch .
NOOK User Guide Shop 8 0 to move through the paginated list. In this case, the covers on the touchscreen are updated to correspond to the new pages. 5 T ap the cov er in the center of the galler y to select the item and display item details. From the item details, you can tap Buy f or $n.
NOOK User Guide Shop 8 1 T o make a purchase: 1 On the Home menu, tap shop . 2 Bro wse to or search for content: Use the Brow se and Collections menus and na vigation buttons (Up , Down, and Select) to bro wse content types and collections. In a content type, you can also Browse subjects .
NOOK User Guide Shop 8 2 Or ders From you r NOOK you can make the following kinds of orders: eBook P eriodical single issue P eriodical subscription Pur chase Y es Y es Y es Pr e-order Y es No No Down.
NOOK User Guide Shop 8 3 Pr e-Ordering eBooks Y ou can pre-order eBooks that are not currently a vailable, but that will be available soon. When the eBook becomes available, it is deli ver ed to your online digital librar y , you are charged f or it, and you rec ei ve a notification in The Dail y that it is available.
NOOK User Guide Shop 8 4 During the free trial period, your credit card is not charged. During the free trial period, you can cancel your subscription and you will not be charged. If you cancel the subscription, you cannot restart the free trial (but you can purchase the subscription).
NOOK User Guide Shop 8 5 eWish Lis t Y our eWish list is a list of books, magazines, and newspapers you would like to read. When a friend rec ommends a book, add it to your eWish list. While searching for the book you are buying today , you f ound others that intrigue you? Add them to your eWish list.
NOOK User Guide Shop 8 6 6 T ap O K to dismiss the message about a successful purchase. 7 T o read what you just bought, go to the My B&N Librar y section of your library , na vigate to the item, and tap Select. If the item has not been downloaded to your NOOK , your NOOK d isp lays item details when you tap Select.
NOOK User Guide In-Store Experience 87 In-Stor e Experience Special things are in store f or you when you visit a Barnes & Noble Bookstore with your NOOK : • Y ou receive infor mation on local e vents, unique content, special oers, and coupons.
NOOK User Guide In-Store Experience 88 R e ad in Sto res Y ou can read many eBooks in a Bar nes & Noble Bookstore free of charge. Read a specific eBook for a maximum of one hour e very calendar day . The time period of one hour is of activ e readin g .
NOOK User Guide In-Store Experience 89 3 T ap an eBook to display item details and menus with actions such as Read in Store , Buy , and G et free sample . T o buy an eBook you are reading in a store: While reading an eBook in a store, Buy is a menu option.
NOOK User Guide Librar y 90 Librar y Y our librar y is where all of your eBooks, magazines, and ne wspapers reside. Enter your library by tapping my librar y on the Home menu: my library Y our librar .
NOOK User Guide Librar y 91 Pr eviously Pur chased Content If you purchased content before registering your NOOK , this is what happens with it: • eBooks purchased from BN.com are automaticall y deli ver ed to your online digital librar y a shor t time after you register your NOOK .
NOOK User Guide Librar y 92 R ea ding Something T o read something in My B&N Librar y: 1 On the Home menu, choose my librar y . 2 If you are vie wing My Documents, tap Go to My B&N Librar y . 3 Navigate to what you want to read. Bro wse to the item you want to read, or search and then bro wse.
NOOK User Guide Librar y 93 Do wnloa ding Content T o download content from your online digital librar y: • Y our NOOK must be registered. • Y our NOOK must ha ve established a wireless connection. For the NOOK (Wi-Fi + 3G model), do wnloads of v er y large eBooks, periodicals, and magazines requir e a Wi-Fi connection.
NOOK User Guide Librar y 94 If you cannot do wnload recentl y purchased cont ent, some pr oblem might ha ve occurr ed during the pur chase process. Check notifications in The Dail y to see if ther e is a problem. For DRM-secured content, the def ault credit card used to secure the content is the one that is current when you download the content.
NOOK User Guide Librar y 95 • Content might ha ve been archived (deleted from your NOOK but kept in your online digital librar y) and the archived items are hidden. T ap Change view > Show arc hi ved items t o s how archived items. T o check for new content in y our online digital librar y: 1 On the Home menu, tap my librar y .
NOOK User Guide Librar y 96 • (My B&N Librar y) For issues of newspapers and magazines, whether purchased as single issues or by subscription, the issue you place on a shelf remains on the shelf. For ne wspapers and magazines deli vered by subscription, the most recently deli vered issue is not placed on the shelf automaticall y .
NOOK User Guide Librar y 97 Bef ore managing shelv es, you might want t o show them if the y are hid den. T ap Change view > Show shelves . T o create a shelf: 1 On the Home menu, tap my librar y . 2 Y ou can create a shelf from either section of your librar y .
NOOK User Guide Librar y 98 4 T ap O K to confirm that you want to remov e the shelf . Placing Items on and R emoving Them from Shelves T o start with, all items in your B&N librar y and My Documents are unshelved (not on a specific shelf ). After you create one or more shelves , you can place items in your librar y on them.
NOOK User Guide Librar y 99 Showing and Hiding Shelves Y ou can show or hide shelves. Shelves are shown by def ault. T o show shelv es: 1 On the Home menu, tap my librar y . 2 If you are vie wing My Documents, tap Go to My B&N Librar y . 3 T ap Change vie w > Show shelves .
NOOK User Guide Librar y 100 • eBooks • The most recent issues of periodicals, whether purchased sing l y or deli vered by subscription • All singl y purchased issues of periodicals For periodicals, an additional paginated list displays all issues of a periodical.
NOOK User Guide Librar y 101 5 (Optional; if you did not perf orm a search) T ap Change view > Sort by and choose a sorting order: Most recent , Title , or Author . Sorting My B&N Librar y Y ou can sor t My B&N Librar y by: • Most recent .
NOOK User Guide Librar y 102 2 If you are vie wing My Documents, tap Go to My B&N Librar y . 3 T ap S earch . Y our NOOK displays a for m on the main screen and a keyboard on the touchscreen. 4 T ype the word or words for which you want to search.
NOOK User Guide Librar y 103 to move through the paginated list. In this case, the covers on the touchscreen are updated to correspond to the new pages. 7 T ap the cov er in the center of the galler y to read the item. If the item has not been downloaded to your NOOK , your NOOK displays item details.
NOOK User Guide Librar y 104 • T ap Vie w > Details to vie w data about the periodical subscription, for example, the publisher and EAN (an identifying number). Ar chiving B&N Digit al Content B&N digital content can be: • In your online digital librar y but not on your NOOK .
NOOK User Guide Librar y 105 3 Ensure that archived items are not hidden. T ap Change vie w : If one of the menus reads Hide archived items , then archived items are already shown. If the menu reads Show arc hi ved items , then tap Show archived items .
NOOK User Guide Librar y 106 Show arc hi ved items and Hide archived items are menu choices under Change vie w in the My B&N Librar y section of your library . T o show archiv ed items: 1 On the Home menu, tap my librar y . 2 If you are vie wing My Documents, tap Go to My B&N Librar y .
NOOK User Guide Librar y 107 • The most recently deli vered issue, whether purchased singl y or deli vered based on a subscription, is at the top le vel of your B&N librar y . • Older issues, whether purchased sing l y or deli vered based on a subscription, can be vie wed by tapping View older issues .
NOOK User Guide Librar y 108 Automatic Deletion of Periodical Issues Older issues of magazines and ne wspapers deli vered by subscription are automatically deleted from your online digital librar y and NOOK , unless you arc hi ve the issues. Individuall y purchased issues are not subject to automatic deletion.
NOOK User Guide Librar y 109 T o sav e an issue of a periodical: 1 On the Home menu, tap my librar y . 2 If you are vie wing My Documents, tap Go to My B&N Librar y . 3 Navigate to the periodical issue you want to sa ve. 4 T ap Item details & options to vie w details about the issue.
NOOK User Guide Librar y 110 Deleting B&N Content from your Online Digit al Librar y W e rec ommend that you not delete B&N content. Instead, archive it, which removes the content from your NOOK (and other devices associated with your Barnes & Noble online account) and flags the content as archived in your librar y .
NOOK User Guide Librar y 111 • For the internal memor y , place your files in the f older my documents , or in f olders under that folder . Any hierarch y under my documents is fine. Y ou can also place your files in other top- level f olders that you cr eate, or in subf olders of those f olders.
NOOK User Guide Librar y 112 • Y ou can sor t your librar y by title or author . • Y ou can search for one or more wor ds in the title or the author’ s name. T o bro wse My Documents: 1 On the Home menu, tap my librar y . 2 If you are vie wing My B&N Librar y , tap Go to My Documents .
NOOK User Guide Librar y 113 T o view item details for eBooks and periodicals: 1 In the My Documents section of your librar y , na vigate to the item for which you want to vie w details.
NOOK User Guide Librar y 114 3 T ap O K twice to confirm the deletion. A dobe Digit al Editions Adobe Digital Editions (ADE) is software f or viewing and managing eBooks and other digital content. T o use ADE, you need an Adobe account. Y ou can find inf ormation about ADE, and download the software, here: www .
NOOK User Guide Reading 115 R ea ding This section explains the f eatures available when reading an eBook or periodical chosen from your librar y . For infor mation about reading eBooks when in Bar nes & Noble Bookstores, see “Read in Stores ” on page 88.
NOOK User Guide Reading 116 Ergonomics Ergonomics is a big word for the stud y of how to make things comfortable and easy to use, and to reduc e injuries. Y our NOOK was designed with you and reading in mind. The best ad vice we can gi ve is to find what is comfor table for you.
NOOK User Guide Reading 117 Next Page and Pr evious Page Buttons P osition the hand with which you tur n pages so it is not a strain to reach one of the Next Page buttons. Y ou will probabl y use the Previous Page buttons less frequently , but when you do , position your hands so that reaching a button is not a strain.
NOOK User Guide Reading 118 Pr ocedures f or Beginning R eading Follo wing are procedur es for beginning reading . T o pick something to read in the your librar y: 1 On the Home menu, choose my librar y . 2 Navigate to the other section of your librar y if necessar y .
NOOK User Guide Reading 119 T o buy and then read something: 1 On the Home menu, tap shop . 2 Bro wse to or search for content. 3 Buy something and confirm your purchase. For details, see “Shop” on page 76. Y our NOOK downloads the content. 4 T ap Re ad .
NOOK User Guide Reading 120 choose a page or destination in the eBook. If the eBook has bookmarks, tap Bookmarks > Go to bookmark to jump to a bookmarked page. forward back T ouch a spot on the touchscr een with y our finger alr eady mo ving side wa ys .
NOOK User Guide Reading 121 T o go to a specific page in an eBook or periodical: T o go to a specific page in an eBook, tap Go to > Page . Move the slider to the page you want to go to . When available, chapter names are displayed abov e the page numbers.
NOOK User Guide Reading 122 The rules f or the choice of text font are: • EPUB format : Content is displayed using fonts embedded in the EPUB file if present. If f onts are not embedded, content is display ed in the text font you choose in the Reader .
NOOK User Guide Reading 123 Changes in the text size only aect the R eader . They do not change the size of text in The Daily , Shop , Librar y , or Settings. They also do not change the size of text in the touchscr een menus. Here are examples of the text sizes Extra small, Medium, and Extra large f or the font Amasis.
NOOK User Guide Reading 124 PDF Files In PDF files, the content is scaled to fit the Reader when the text size is Small. When the text size is small, you will see the PDF as it would appear on a larger screen, with layout and g raphics preserved. When viewing a PDF file, tr y the Small text size first.
NOOK User Guide Reading 125 My B&N Librar y Y our NOOK stores the infor mation it needs to open DRM-secured digital content that you purc hase from the Shop on your NOOK or on the BN.com website. Just open an eBook or periodical you have bought, and it opens.
NOOK User Guide Reading 126 Battery charge icon Battery charge level and whether y our NOOK is charging. For mor e inf ormation, see “Batter y Charge Indicators” on page 18. Curr ent time The curr ent time is displa yed in 12-hour or 24-hour f ormat.
NOOK User Guide Reading 127 more ” on page 26 of 817 pages. When the text is Amasis Medium, he says it on page 30 of 956. When the text is Amasis Large, he says it on page 40 of 1274.
NOOK User Guide Reading 128 When synchronization of your current reading position is enabled, your NOOK sa ves you r c ur rent reading position to BN.com: • When you exit the Reader • When your NO.
NOOK User Guide Reading 129 2 Go to the page on which you want to begin the search, which proceeds from there towar d the end of the content. T o be sure you search all of the content, tap Go to > Cover . 3 T ap Find . 4 T ype the word or phrase, and then tap S earch .
NOOK User Guide Reading 130 T o look up any w ord: 1 T ap Look up wor d . 2 T ap Keyboa rd . 3 Enter the word you want to look up and tap Sea rch . The definition is display ed in a dialog panel ov erlaying the reading content. A definition can be more than one page in length.
NOOK User Guide Lending eBooks 131 Lending eBooks With LendMe™ technolog y from Barnes & Noble, you can now share eBooks from NOOK to NOOK . But it doesn ’t stop there.
NOOK User Guide Lending eBooks 132 Determining Whether an eBook Can Be Lent Not all eBooks can be lent. Please note the f ollowing about deter mining whether an eBook can be lent: • The shopfront in the Shop on your NOOK has a collection called LendMe eBooks.
NOOK User Guide Lending eBooks 133 3 Bro wse to the item you want to lend, or search and then browse. Move the selection indicator up and down on the reading screen using the Up and Down buttons. Flip pages in the list using the Next Page and Previous P age buttons.
NOOK User Guide Lending eBooks 134 Borr o wing an eBook on a NOOK This section is written fr om the viewpoint of y ou r eceiving a notification about a lending oer . It applies equally to others with r egister ed NOOK s r eceiving lending oers.
NOOK User Guide Lending eBooks 135 Pr ocedures T o view oers to lend you eBooks: 1 On the Home menu, tap the dail y . 2 View the notifications. Among them, you might see an oer to lend you an eBook. T o accept a lending oer from The Daily: 1 On the Home menu, tap the dail y .
NOOK User Guide Lending eBooks 136 5 Read is also a choice if you are vie wing item details. Navigate to the item, tap Item details & options , and then tap Rea d . T o buy a cop y of a borro we d eBook from your librar y: 1 On the Home menu, tap my librar y .
NOOK User Guide Bookmarks, Highlights, and Notes 1 37 Bookmarks, Highlights, and Notes Y ou can bookmark, highlight, and annotate the eBooks that you read. Bookmark pages you might want to refer back to in the f uture. Highlight interesting passages. Add your own notes.
NOOK User Guide Bookmarks, Highlights, and Notes 1 38 Highlights and Notes Highlight what you read to draw your attention to specific passages. Y ou can associate notes with the highlights.
NOOK User Guide Bookmarks, Highlights, and Notes 1 39 T o show highlights: T ap Highlights and notes > Show highlights . T o hide highlights: T ap Highlights and notes > Hide highlights . T o add highlight s: 1 T ap Highlights and notes > Add highlight or note .
NOOK User Guide Bookmarks, Highlights, and Notes 1 40 5 T o return to the page and menus, tap Cancel . T o edit a note but not change the highlight: 1 Navigate to the page.
NOOK User Guide Rating 141 Rating Y our opinion of what you read matters. R atings, revie ws, and recommendations of books by others guide your choices toward eBooks and periodicals that you are more likel y to enjoy . Y our ratings, reviews, and recommendations help guide other readers .
NOOK User Guide W e b B ro wsi ng 142 W eb Br o wsing Y our NOOK has a web browser that you can use to browse or search the World Wide Web . T o use the bro wser , your NOOK must be connect ed to a Wi-Fi hotspot. Y ou cannot use the br owser with a B&N Fast & Fr ee Wir eless connection.
NOOK User Guide W e b B ro wsi ng 143 Left side of NOOK : Mov es to ward the right side of the w eb page . Right side of NOOK : Mov es down the w eb page . Moving Fr om Page T o Page Mov e from page to page by tapping links on web pages, or buttons, f or example to move between pages in an ar ticle.
NOOK User Guide W e b B ro wsi ng 144 Reload : T ap this button to r eload (r efresh) a w eb page . P age loadin g indicator and stop b utton : When a page is loa ding, animation on this button indicates this. T ap the button t o stop the page loa ding process at its curr ent point.
NOOK User Guide W e b B ro wsi ng 145 • History : Select a recently visited web page and go to it. Zooming In and Out When a web page is first displayed after starting the browser , it is display ed at a size that fits the page width. Y ou can zoom in and out to change the size of the text and g raphics.
NOOK User Guide W e b B ro wsi ng 146 2 Scroll to and then tap the f a vorite you want to go to . T o delete a fa v orite: 1 On the browser tool bar , tap the Fa vorites button. 2 Swipe the f avorites to find the one you want to delete. Center the f avorite you want to delete, but do not tap it when it is in the center .
NOOK User Guide W e b B ro wsi ng 147 Clear cookies Clear (delete) cookies. Cookies ar e sa ved b y some websit es to persist inf ormation such as passwor ds on your NOOK . Clear history Clear (delete) y our bro wsing histor y . Br owser St a tus Bar Y our NOOK has a status bar at the top of the reading scr een.
NOOK User Guide Games 148 Games Play games on your NOOK . In this release, chess and Sudoku are available. Display a menu of available games by tapping games on the Home menu: games Chess Chess is a board game with origins in 6th century India (the game chaturanga).
NOOK User Guide Games 149 Help Help infor mation is a vailable in the chess application. T ap Help to display it. Y ou can use your NOOK ’ s web bro wser to search online for inf ormation about playing chess .
NOOK User Guide Games 150 • Menus : When playing, tap the Menu button in the upper left corner of the touchscr een to display menus. T ap it again to hide them. Start ne w game , Resign , and Vie w histor y are the menu choi ces. • View a histor y of mov es in the current game : T ap the Menu button and then Vi e w histor y .
NOOK User Guide Games 151 Pla ying a Game Y ou play a game of chess just like you do on a ph ysical chessboard. White mov es first. All of the pieces have their standard moves , which you can look up on the Inter net using your NOOK ’s web browse r .
NOOK User Guide Games 152 Diculty Levels All Sudoku puzzles ha ve one solution that can be obtained by logic, without guessing. But they dier in diculty based on the number of gi vens and the diculty of the logic requir ed to solve the puzzles.
NOOK User Guide Games 153 • Hints : Hints are additional gi ven values (that is, they are correct values). If you cannot figure out the value to put in a square, or ha ve gotten conflicting values, you could enter a hint. Entering V alues Playing Sudoku entails entering a value in each empty square.
NOOK User Guide Games 154 5 If Notes mode is not acti ve (the Notes button is g ray), tap Notes . The Notes button and numbers turn blue. 6 T ap the numbers you want to enter as notes. The numbers are toggles. If you tap a number and change your mind, tap the number again.
NOOK User Guide USB Connectivity 155 USB Connectivity Y ou can connect your NOOK to your personal computer using the provided USB cable. Y our NOOK uses USB 2.
NOOK User Guide USB Connectivity 156 2 Using the USB cable, connect your NOOK to a USB port on your computer . Y our NOOK enters USB dri ve mode, and displays a screen that indicates how to use the de vice while it is connected to USB.
NOOK User Guide USB Connectivity 157 If you don ’t eject the driv e, you might interrupt an operation that is still in pr ogress. This can r esult in files that are cor rupted or not copied. It can also lea ve y our NOOK in a state wher e it is temporarily not able to connect t o USB.
NOOK User Guide USB Connectivity 158 Pr otec tion fr om Viruses and Other Malwar e It is unlikel y that your NOOK could become inf ected by a virus or other mal ware. Y our NOOK doe s not host applications; this reduces the likelihood of mal ware inf ection.
NOOK User Guide Audio 159 Audio Listen to your f avorite music while reading, or while doing other things with your NOOK , su ch a s bro wsing your librar y or shopping.
NOOK User Guide Audio 160 Y our NOOK looks f or audio files in these places: • In the my mus ic and my audiobooks folders in your NOOK ’ s inter nal memory • In any top-level f olders that you .
NOOK User Guide Audio 161 Vie wing wha t is Curr ently Pla ying In the audio player , this infor mation is displayed about the music that is currently playing: • Music : Title, artist, and album, if available. If not a vailable, the file name is display ed.
NOOK User Guide Audio 162 P osition: T ap the Position butt on to displa y or change the current position in the track. T o change the current position in the tra ck, t ap the desir ed position on the position slider , or touch the ball, mov e your finger to the desir ed position, and then raise your finger .
NOOK User Guide Files and Folders 163 Files and Folders When your NOOK is connected to your personal computer through USB, you can manage files and folders on your NOOK . Y ou can manage personal content on the internal flash memor y and on the supplemental microSD or microSDHC card, if there is one.
NOOK User Guide Files and Folders 164 P e r si a n . j p g B a l i n es e . j p g • W allpaper files ( JPG, JPEG, GIF , PNG, and BMP f ormats): Y ou must place these files in the folder my wallpapers in your NOOK ’ s internal memor y , not in subf olders.
NOOK User Guide Files and Folders 165 Use the file manager on your personal computer to manage personal files on your NOOK . If you put personal files in the cor rect locations in the int ernal memor y , then the content will be f ound. If you put personal files an ywhere else, they will be on y our NOOK , but your NOOK will not find them.
NOOK User Guide Files and Folders 166 A dding Storage If you want to increase the storage capacity of your NOOK , you can purchase and insert a microSD TM or microSDHC TM card. micr oSD and microSDHC cards have the f ollowing logos: Supplemental microSD and microSDHC cards will hold about 1000 eBooks per gigabyte.
NOOK User Guide Files and Folders 167 Ba ck (Inside) micr oSD Car d Holder 5 A rounded, cut -out area below the co ver allows you to insert a fingernail to lift the cov er . With your finger nail, lift up the bottom edge of the metal cover , until the co ver points up .
NOOK User Guide Files and Folders 168 8 Lock the metal cov er by inserting a fingernail in the slot in the middle of the co ver and pushing the cov er toward the bottom of your NOOK . The metal cov er onl y moves about 1/16th of an inch. 9 Replace the back cover .
NOOK User Guide Files and Folders 169 Ba ck (Inside) micr oSD Car d 7 With a finger , close the metal co ver until it lies flat. 8 Lock the metal cov er by inserting a fingernail in the slot in the middle of the co ver and pushing the cov er toward the bottom of your NOOK .
NOOK User Guide Files and Folders 170 5 A rounded, cut -out area below the co ver allows you to insert a fingernail to lift the cov er . With your finger nail, lift up the bottom edge of the metal cover , until the co ver points straight up . This reveals the microSD card.
NOOK User Guide Files and Folders 171 If you take a microSD card out of one NOOK and put it into a replacement NOOK , the personal files on the microSD card will be available on the replacement NOOK . B&N content in the librar y will be a vailable on the replacement NOOK after registration.
NOOK User Guide Platf orms 1 72 Platf orms Y ou can read your B&N eBooks across a wide range of platf orms in addition to your NOOK , including the iPhone® and iP od touch®, BlackBerr y® smartphones, as well as most Windows® and Mac® laptops and desktop computers.
NOOK User Guide Software Updates 1 73 Softwar e Updates If your NOOK is not r egistered, y ou will not r eceive messages about softwar e updates in The Daily . Y ou can downloa d software updat es from the support section of the NOOK websit e , www .nook.
NOOK User Guide Software Updates 1 74 T o update software using USB: 1 T ap settings on your NOOK ’ s home menu, and ensure that the battery charge is at 20% or more. If it is not, charge your NOOK . 2 Connect your NOOK to your personal computer using USB.
NOOK User Guide Software Updates 1 75 R es t ar t Follo wing installation of a software update, your NOOK restarts. When it restarts, your NOOK : • Saves any unsa ved state infor mation such as reading position and notes • Closes the audio player , if it is running • Displays the Home screen when it reboots .
NOOK User Guide Settings 176 Settings Settings let you contr ol your NOOK experience. Set display characteristics, wallpaper , screensavers , etc . Manage settings by tapping settings on the Home menu: settings T o change a setting: 1 On the Home menu, tap settings .
NOOK User Guide Settings 177 On the Wi-Fi + 3G model, the settings summar y has a second page. The second page displays device infor mation that you will not need to refer to , but that might be usef ul for Customer Service.
NOOK User Guide Settings 178 Displa y > Clock > Da ylight Sa ving Time On: The time is adjust ed for Da ylight Sa ving Time . O (default): The time is not adjust ed for Da ylight Sa ving Time .
NOOK User Guide Settings 179 Device > Enable pur chase passw ord pr otection Y our NOOK prompts f or the Barnes & Noble online account passw ord when the user mak es a purchase, including purchasing fr ee samples and items. For mor e information, see “R equiring an Account Passw ord f or All Purchases” on page 182.
NOOK User Guide Settings 180 5 T ap Submit . T o delete a contact: 1 On the Home menu, tap settings . 2 T ap Contacts . 3 T ap the name of the contact you want to delete. 4 T ap Delete . Security Settings This section explains optional settings that pro vide additional security f or your NOOK .
NOOK User Guide Settings 181 T o change y our pass code: T o change your pass code, disable your pass code and then enable the pass code again. T o disable pass code protection: 1 On the Home menu, tap settings . 2 T ap De vice > Disable pass code .
NOOK User Guide Settings 182 If you forget your pass code or typed it wrong on an unregistere d NOOK : 1 If you mist ype your passcode, your NOOK prompts you to try again.
NOOK User Guide Settings 183 2 T ap De vice > Disable purchase passwor d protection . 3 In the f orm, type the account password of the Barnes & Noble online account to which your NOOK is registered, and then tap Submit . If you type your password incorrectly , you can tr y again as many times as needed.
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Se non hai ancora comprato il Barnes & Noble BNRV100 è un buon momento per familiarizzare con i dati di base del prodotto. Prime consultare le pagine iniziali del manuale d’uso, che si trova al di sopra. Dovresti trovare lì i dati tecnici più importanti del Barnes & Noble BNRV100 - in questo modo è possibile verificare se l’apparecchio soddisfa le tue esigenze. Esplorando le pagine segenti del manuali d’uso Barnes & Noble BNRV100 imparerai tutte le caratteristiche del prodotto e le informazioni sul suo funzionamento. Le informazioni sul Barnes & Noble BNRV100 ti aiuteranno sicuramente a prendere una decisione relativa all’acquisto.
In una situazione in cui hai già il Barnes & Noble BNRV100, ma non hai ancora letto il manuale d’uso, dovresti farlo per le ragioni sopra descritte. Saprai quindi se hai correttamente usato le funzioni disponibili, e se hai commesso errori che possono ridurre la durata di vita del Barnes & Noble BNRV100.
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