Tips for Amazon Kindle

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Your Kindle can do a lot more than just download books from Amazon. It can send documents, share books, play hidden games and much more.
1. Take screenshots
You can take a screenshot by pressing the two opposite corners of the screen at the same time on the Kindle Voyage ($199.99 at Amazon.com) and Paperwhite.
To take a screenshot on the Kindle Touch, hold down the Home button and tap the screen. On the original Kindle hold down alt shift G to take a screenshot. To access your screenshots, connect your Kindle to a computer using a USB and export the .png files.
2. Get library books
Don't want to trudge to your local library? You can download ebooks for free from most libraries using your Kindle.
Go to the website of your local public library and head to the ebooks section of the site. Choose your books, go to the checkout and sign in to your Amazon account. Select the type of reader you're using and send the books to it. Now that the books are stored, connect your device to Wi-Fi and download the title from the Archived Items or Cloud option.
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3. Share an account
Sharing is caring and with Kindle you can share your books with another person through a Family Library account. This option links two Amazon accounts. To set it up go to the Home screen of your device, tap the Menu > Settings > Registration > Household > Family Library > Add a New Person > Add Adult.
Your friend or family member will then need to enter an Amazon account ID and password. Once the information is entered, the second person will be asked to enable sharing. Then, you will be prompted to enable sharing, as well. Both parties can choose to share all of their purchased books or just individual books with each other.
Careful who you share with, though. Amazon says that by choosing to enable sharing, both parties can use credit cards associated with the two accounts for purchases on the Amazon site.
4. Share content with kids
There's no need to get your kids a separate account for their devices. You can share content with them for free, as well.
To set up a child profile on your Kindle go to the Home screen> Menu > Settings > Registration > Household > Family Library > Add a New Person > Add Child. From there, enter your parental controls password, enter your child's name, birthday and gender then tap Next. Select the titles you want to be included in your child's library, then tap Next and Done.
5. Or just lend a book
You can also just lend one book from your Kindle account for 14 days without sharing accounts. Go to Amazon.com/mycd....
6. Send documents
7. Convert those documents for Kindle
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