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If you hold your finger on a graphic that’s also a link, a “Save image” option appears, which
lets you save the graphic. See page 314 for details.
Multiple Windows
The NOOK Tablet’s browser doesn’t confine you to a single window—you can
use multiple ones and easily switch among them. In fact, you may have multiple
windows open without even knowing it.
NOTE
The NOOK Tablet uses Adobe Flash Player, so you can watch the Flash videos you find on
websites such as YouTube and many others.
To open a new window, tap the
Options menu, and from the menu
that appears, tap “New window.” A
new window opens, and your old
one appears to go away. (Don’t
worry; it’s still there, lurking in the
background.) When you open a new
window, it opens to a Barnes & Noble
page welcoming you to the NOOK.
You can change that, however; for
details, see page 306. On the new
page you’ve just opened, head to
the website you want to visit. You’ve
now got two web pages open, even
though you only see one of them.
You can keep opening web pages
like this, and have multiple pages
open, although you’ll see them one
page at a time.