Kinkel 3 frozen on one particular book will not open anything I can put in my password, and see my home stuff when I try to open a book it is stuck on the one book I was reading. I am a new kindle owner and love it, but am confused as to why this happened I was on the wireless trying to download a book which was sucessful, but now It won't even show me the screen savers help.

SOURCE: My kindle is frozen. I cannot reach my home page.

Make sure that the kindle is fully charged. Plug your kindle into the wall charger, a yellow light will light up. When the yellow light turns green, your kindle is fully charged. Then try turning on your device. If the device still does not turn on, hold the power switch for 15 seconds, this will reboot the device.

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The kindle does in fact have social features! The kindle allows you to share highlighted text on facebook. Here is a quick quide to get you started!
Sharing on a Registered NetworkPosting to Facebook or Twitter is as easy as highlighting a passage and adding a comment. When you select the share option, your comments will be sent automatically to your registered social networking sites, appended with a backlink to a web page showing the passage you highlighted.
To create a highlight and note to share:

1. Place the cursor at the beginning of the passage using the 5-way controller and press down to anchor it.
2. Highlight the passage using the 5-way controller.
3. Enter your note or comment about the passage you highlighted. (There is a 100 character limit.)
4. Select "save & share" from the options at the bottom of the note window when finished.

1. Open the book that contains the note or highlight.
2. Press the Menu button and select "View My Notes & Marks."
3. Highlight the item you wish to share in your Notes & Marks.
4. Press Alt + on the keyboard to share.

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How to download books to your Kindle from your computer

We had a reader email us and ask us how he could get a TeleRead-mentioned e-book onto his Kindle. In case anyone else would like a tutorial, here's how to do it.

Download the e-book to your computer. Connect the Kindle to the computer's USB port. The Kindle will show up as a new drive on your computer. If you have an SD card in the Kindle it will show up as a second new drive. Copy, or drag and drop, the e-book to the Documents directory in the Kindle or SD card. That's all there is to it. When you disconnect the Kindle the machine will automatically recognize the new book. Be sure not to disconnect the Kindle until the little silver block at the bottom right stops spinning around.

If you use an SD card, you can dispense with all of the above and just remove the SD card from your Kindle and connect it to a card reader and copy the book directly from your PC to the proper directory on the card. The Kindle will recognize the new book when you plug the card back in. To be safe, shut off the Kindle when removing or inserting the card.

You can also just email it to your kindle's address. Although there is mention of a 10 cent charge per email, no one has ever been charged and Kindle support says there are no plans to do so, at this time.

It's definitely being charged now - I sent a 50 MB PDF to my kindle email address and received a $4 charge.



http://findpdf.net/

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http://consumerist.com/2009/07/how-to-load-up-your-kindle-with-non-amazon-ebooks.html