Sentences with phrase «next page buttons on»

When opened and pressed flat, it doesn't add too much thickness to the Kindle, so you can still hold it and read easily in the case, and you can reach the next page buttons on either side.

There Kindle features prominently sized Next Page buttons on both sides on the frame, along with smaller Back Page buttons.

Even better, once you click the next page button on the K3, the title bar (that shows the name of the book and the battery indicator) disappears, giving you more room at the top and bottom.

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Click that, then click the green button on the next page that says «Download archive.»

Click the «subscribe» button and then on the next page look for the «Pay using your credit or debit card» link at the bottom.

lick the «subscribe» button and then on the next page look for the «Pay using your credit or debit card» link at the bottom.

You can find the recipe on this page, you need to click the Method button next to the Ingredients button x

Please enter on the next page after hitting the «Proceed to Checkout» button.

Hi, I don't know if it's just me or not, but every time I click on the «print» option the next page that comes up has that «print» option covered by the «subscribe» banner at the top of the page, and even if I right click and choose «print» option, or if I'm fast enough to catch the «print» button before the banner turns up, the banner is then covering part of the recipe.

As one example of new content, if you'd like to read about reflux, press the index button «R.» On the next screen (right), below each index heading are buttons with page titles that correspond to every page within the app where that topic is mentioned.

I love the fuschia top on the front page that is on top next tot he shop pink button but I can't find it... wow is that stunning!

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Avoid using phrases like «click here» and always tell learners when they can click on the «Next» button (or arrow) to move to the next pNext» button (or arrow) to move to the next pnext page.

You may click through the pages of data by clicking on the «Previous» and «Next» buttons on the bottom of the table.

The Previous Page button runs down two - thirds of the screen on the left side, while a second Next Page button takes up the lower third.

The actual black - flash effect of the e-ink seems to be about the same speed as on the Kindle 2, but the delay between when you hit the next - page button and when the flash begins has been reduced to nearly zero.

The next / previous - page buttons, the most important and most frequently used controls on a Kindle, have been reduced to very narrow strips on the outer edge of the Kindle 3's left and right margins.

To move to the next or previous page use the arrow shaped buttons on the left and right of the screen.

When enabled, the Book Donation button will appear next to your book everywhere your book appears on our site, including your Review Page.

When enabled, our Review Exchange button will appear next to your book everywhere on our site, including on your Review Page.

It's not particularly intuitive — the red «done» button feels like it's going to close out the page, not move you to the next step, and on the results page, a simple back button would be much clearer than «cancel.»

I could hold the stylus in my gloved hand a use it to turn pages just fine, but I think that a couple of buttons on the next PaperWhite would be a good addition.

For turning to the next page of the book, there is one button on each side of the kindle.

The joystick of Kindles past has been replaced with a directional pad that sits next to the keyboard instead of under the page turn buttons on the right side.

Maybe in a decade (or two months), when you click a button on your e-reader to look at the next page of your novel, you [«ll] instead get an interstitial commercial which you can not bypass.

My concerns with the touch screen interface: 1 — Fingerprints / smudges on the screen 2 — It doesn't appear to have a next page button, requiring me to block the screen to turn the page, and leaving a smudge behind 3 — The Sony Touch screen interface made the screen less readable, is it the same with the Kindle?

Amazon is almost certainly getting ready to push the launch button on its next - generation Kindle dedicated e-reader hardware, and new leaks from the site's German and Japanese stores (via The Verge) reveal it will likely be called the Kindle Voyage, and sport a new high - res display and bezels that can be pressed to turn pages.

There are now both Next and Previous Page buttons on both sides, so both left and right - handed readers can use their dominant hand.

Plus, the Next Page buttons remain the same length as before, allowing users to rest their thumbs comfortably on them no matter what size hand they have.

If you have an author page on Facebook, you've probably seen the little «Boost This Post» button next to your posts.

Jump to the next chapter with a few clicks or fast - flip through multiple pages by holding down on buttons.

I just tried holding down the physical next / previous buttons on the Nook Simple Touch, and it enables fast movement through the pages in either direction.

It holds 30 percent more text on a page, so you won't have to press the next - page button as often.

On the original, there was really no natural place to rest your hands, because more than half of each side of the device was taken up by next - or previous - page buttons.

Otherwise the screen area is relatively free from buttons, save for the volume control on the side and the page turning «Prev» and «Next» buttons at the bottom.

Previous Page and Next Page buttons, as before, are situated along the right - hand side of the device, but there are no page navigation controls on the left, as there are on the KinPage and Next Page buttons, as before, are situated along the right - hand side of the device, but there are no page navigation controls on the left, as there are on the KinPage buttons, as before, are situated along the right - hand side of the device, but there are no page navigation controls on the left, as there are on the Kinpage navigation controls on the left, as there are on the Kindle.

Next and Previous Page buttons are on both sides, so both left - and right - handed readers can use their dominant hand.

(In the smaller Kindle, the «Prev Page» and a second «Next Page» button are on the left side.)

Whenever I pressed the Next button on both units simultaneously, the Kindle 2 redrew the page a shade faster than the Kindle 1 did, but the difference was tough to detect.

And while the right side's Next button ran the length of my thumb and was comfortably situated in relation to where my hand rested while holding the device at its midsection, my hand tired more quickly on this device than it did with the Kindle 1, particularly because I had to hover my finger in a specific place just to turn the page.

Whenever I pressed the Next button on both units simultaneously, the second - generation Kindle redrew the page a shade faster than the older Kindle, but the difference was tough to detect.

A Next Page button is on the left edge of the unit, with a smaller Prev Page button above it.

On the right, you'll find the Home, Next Page (yes, there are two Next Pages, one on each side), Menu and Back (what I would think of as Esc) buttons, along with what Amazon calls a five - way toggle switch, which can be pushed up, down, left or right or pressed dowOn the right, you'll find the Home, Next Page (yes, there are two Next Pages, one on each side), Menu and Back (what I would think of as Esc) buttons, along with what Amazon calls a five - way toggle switch, which can be pushed up, down, left or right or pressed dowon each side), Menu and Back (what I would think of as Esc) buttons, along with what Amazon calls a five - way toggle switch, which can be pushed up, down, left or right or pressed down.

You can use the previous page and next page buttons if you have more e-books than can fit on a single screen.

On the left and right of the screen are long buttons marked with arrows, the «next page» and «previous page» buttons.

Down the left - hand edge of the Kindle bezel you get page turning buttons Prev Page and Next Page, whilst on the right - hand edge you get Home, Next Page, Menu, Back and a small clickable joystick, which can be a little fiddly to page turning buttons Prev Page and Next Page, whilst on the right - hand edge you get Home, Next Page, Menu, Back and a small clickable joystick, which can be a little fiddly to Page and Next Page, whilst on the right - hand edge you get Home, Next Page, Menu, Back and a small clickable joystick, which can be a little fiddly to Page, whilst on the right - hand edge you get Home, Next Page, Menu, Back and a small clickable joystick, which can be a little fiddly to Page, Menu, Back and a small clickable joystick, which can be a little fiddly to use.

Next, within the same Dashboard screen, click «upload a new version» then scroll down the page and click «Continue», then click the «Browse» button to locate the new file on your desktop.

The buttons include the next / prev page buttons on either side and a row of buttons on the bottom.

In addition to the above mentioned physical buttons, there also two further buttons, a «Next Page» and «Previous Page» button on right side of the screen.