[access-uk] Very Disappointed with My Kindle Keyboard
- From: "Paul Benson" <paul.benson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 24 Nov 2012 04:01:21 -0000
Hello Alfred and all,
If whatever technical or consumer advice you receive fails, there could be one
last chance to find out how the book ends.
Enter the following into your browser:
Wikipedia, book title, author name
and by choosing this information in that sequence, you should receive a link
to Wikipedia, as opposed to sites offering to sell the book. You could further
increase your success by placing the word, "plot", immediately after,
"Wikipedia". The book plot and much more information should be there, providing
Wikipedia has a page on the book.
Of course, I accept this is not a desirable solution, but if all else fails,
then the general frustration of an incomplete book could be relieved in a small
way.
Finally, slightly off-topic, the ultimate in not knowing the ending can be
found in the Hancock's Half-hour series, obviously called, "The Missing Page".
Worth 30 minutes out of one's approximate 3 score years and 10.
Paul Benson.
-----Original Message-----
From: Alfred King - Email Address: alfredking10@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent On: 23/11/2012 21:08
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Subject: [access-uk] Very Disappointed with My Kindle Keyboard
Hi KK users
When I got my Kindle last Sunday, my sister-in-law started saying that she
was watching some consumer programme on TV recently and that people were
complaining that they were getting Kindle eBooks and then when they got near
the end the final part was not there. I laughed it off but she said she was
serious and this programme had been on BBC. Tonight I had my disappointment
when my book came to an end at 86% Anyone else had this experience? I paid
£9 for a book and I don't know how it ends!!!
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