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Underneath the results screen, you see a Search toolbar. You can type a new
search in its search box, or tap the double forward arrow to jump to the next
search result, or tap the double back arrow to jump to the previous search result.
Tap the small Table of Contents icon
to the left of the search box to make
the search results screen disappear or to make it appear again if you’ve made
it go away.
When you select text and choose Find from the Text Selection toolbar, that does
the exact same thing as choosing Find from the Reading Tools menu. The NOOK
searches the book for the term you highlighted, and it shows the results in the
same way.
Reading Mode and Zooming
in on Images
Most of the time, you’ll read books with the NOOK Tablet held vertically—the stan-
dard reading mode. But there may come a time when you’d prefer to read in land-
scape mode—with the NOOK held horizontally. For example, you may come across
a picture or photo that’s best viewed horizontally, or a table that looks best that
way. Or you may just be in the mood for some widescreen reading—you renegade!
No matter the reason, all you have to do is turn your NOOK so the longest side is at
the bottom, and your NOOK automatically orients the book that way. Meanwhile,
a small lock icon appears in the right corner of the screen and stays there for a few
seconds. Tap it, and you lock the screen to the new orientation for any books you
read (the icon changes to a locked lock). So even if you turn your NOOK back verti-
cally, it still displays books in landscape mode. To let the NOOK change the book’s
orientation as you change the orientation of the NOOK, turn the NOOK to another
orientation, and when the locked icon appears, tap it so the lock opens.