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Home Screen

You can get to the Home Screen at any time by pressing the NOOK Button

and then tapping Home or pressing the NOOK button twice.

Reading Now

At the top of the Home Screen,

you’ll ﬁnd a link to whatever book or

periodical you’ve most recently been

reading. You’ll also ﬁnd a pull-down

menu listing other books, periodicals,

and ﬁles you have recently opened.

Daily Shelf

™

The Daily Shelf holds books,

magazines, newspapers, and apps

that you have recently received

(for example, purchased,

downloaded, or borrowed).

The Daily Shelf runs left to right with

the newest item on the left. You can

move back and forth through the

Daily Shelf by swiping your ﬁnger

across its contents.

Status Bar

The Status Bar includes the time

and icons for battery status, Wi-Fi

connectivity, a shortcut to reading

now, and others. Any notiﬁcations

appear on the left side of the

Status Bar.

NOOK Button

Press the NOOK Button at

anytime to make the Quick Nav Bar

appear or disappear. Press it twice

to go to the Home screen.

Quick Nav Bar

Tap the icons in the Quick Nav Bar

to open various features on your

NOOK, such as home, library, shop,

search, apps, web, and settings.

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