Chapters, yes, but not things within chapters, like the questions at the end of
a chapter in a workbook. One of my books shows pages, and I can navigate that
way quite well, but as with bookshare, some books don't recognize pages. I can
use the router to go up and down line by line, but that takes a while to get
anywhere. We are talking about distances of paragraphs within a chapter.
On Feb 10, 2019 12:12 PM, Barbie Stahl <barbiedoll779@xxxxxxx> wrote:
I use the kindle app all the time. What kinds of problems with reviewing are
you having? If the book has chapters, you can go to the table of contents and
go to the specific chapter you want to review.
Also, you can now read text by swiping left or right down the page. So what
issues have you been experiencing?
On Feb 10, 2019, at 9:20 AM, lana <lana5@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Good luck. I have found that navigating kindle books on my fire is,
problematical, to say the least. It's ok if you want to read a book
straight through, but to go back over something you want to review? Reading
kindle books is a little easier on the iPhone, if you have one. The fire
can be fun, but it is slow to respond. Good for audible books and music.
Don't try bard on it, though. The volume goes way down so that you can
hardly hear the book.
Sorry for all the bad news.
On Feb 10, 2019 1:14 AM, Tina Sohl <tinabir80@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi. I'm a new fire tablet owner and wanted to know if there are any
daisy or e pub book readers on the amazon store that people like. I
Haven't played wiith the kindle app on my tablet yet, but will soon as
I get my library books through kindle.
thanks
Tina
On 2/3/19, Carla Savage <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Dan,
You can mute VoiceView with a 3 finger double tap. That does help with
braille displays that aren't currently supported. They do work though so
do
give it a try.
Take care,
Carla.
Sent from my iPhone
On 28 Jan 2019, at 10:23 am, Richard Trelfa <richard.t@xxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
HiDan.
You used to be able to turn VoiceView off/on with the Kindle using your
forefinger and thumb. Hold them on the screen a little apart and bring
them together to turn VV off. Reverse the action to turn it back on
again.
Or possibly the other way round, my memory is apawling, sorry. You’ll
have
to experiment. It might be, however, that this gesture has been done
away
with in recent upgrades.
Hope this helps,
Richard
From: vi-kindle-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:vi-kindle-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Dan ;
Sent: 27 January 2019 21:42
To: vi-kindle@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [vi-kindle] gestures for suspending VV?
Hi,
Is there a way to use a gesture to suspend VoiceView? I am not talking
about turning speech off and on but actually stopping VoiceView. I need
to do this in order to use third party braille keyboards. They have
some
kind of conflict with explore by touch and require the onboard speech to
be turned off/suspended. I can't do this via settings and then know how
to get back to the app once it is suspended.
Thanks.
Dan Beaver (KC4DOY)
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