O'Reilly NOOK, Manual

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readIng BooKS, newSPaPerS, and MagazIneS
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Using the Table of Contents
A book’s table of contents does a lot
more than just let you navigate by
chapter title. It’s also your gateway
into three great NOOK features—
Notes, Highlights, and Bookmarks.
(You learned how to create a book-
mark on page 87; for help on cre-
ating notes and highlights, turn to
page 103.)
Tap Contents on the Reader Tools
menu, and you come to a page
with three tabs: Contents, Notes &
Highlights, and Bookmarks.
Tap the Notes & Highlights tab and
you’ll see the list of all the notes
and highlights you’ve added to your
book. To jump to any, tap it.
Tap a listing, and you go to the page
with the note or highlight. The text
that you highlighted or attached
a note to is highlighted in green. If
there’s a note, you see a small blue
note icon in the right margin. Tap the icon to read or edit the note.
NOTE
The list in the table of contents doesn’t distinguish between notes and highlights, so you
won’t know what you’re tapping until you get there.