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Glossary
Active Shelf
A scrollable shelf of recently purchased items and recently accessed items that appears near the top of the center
panel of the Home Screen.
Article View (Magazine)
A presentation of the text content of the magazine article you are reading. Article View makes it easy to read the text
of an article even if the page design features lots of graphics, uses small type, or is otherwise dicult to read.
Article View (Web Browser)
The presentation of the main content of a Web page in a scrollable window. Article View makes it easy to read the
text of an page or news article on a Web sites that contain lots of graphics, use small type, or are otherwise dicult
to read.
Home Screen
The screen displayed when you press the NOOK button. The Home Screen features the Active Shelf, Your NOOK
Today, and Nav Buttons for accessing features such as Library and the NOOK Store.
Hotspot (Magazines and Catalogs)
On the page of a magazine or a catalog, a small highlighted region that provides interactive features. For example, tap-
ping on a hotspot in a news magazine might open a Web page with special content. Tapping on a hotspot in a catalog
might open an e-commerce Web page for purchasing the item being described.
Hotspot (Wi-Fi)
A location that oer Wi-Fi access. Commonly used to describe public locations such as cafes, airports, and hotel lob-
bies that oer free wireless access to the Internet.
NOOK Channels™
Recommendations for books, movies, and other content based on the interests of a particular profile. NOOK Chan-
nels are available through the NOOK Store on your device.
NOOK Video™
High-definition video content that can be purchased or rented through the NOOK Store.
Profile
A special account on your NOOK that customizes the user experience and content selection of your device for a
particular person. There are three types of NOOK Profiles™: the Primary Profile (the profile of the person who
registered the device and who’s NOOK account is used to purchase content), Adult Profiles, and Child Profiles.
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- Introduction 9
- Getting to Know Your NOOK 10
- Power Button 11
- Headphone Jack 11
- Microphone 11
- Volume Buttons 11
- HD Color Touchscreen 11
- NOOK Button 12
- 30-pin Port 12
- Bluetooth® 12
- Speakers 13
- Power and Charging 14
- Wall Charging 15
- Safety and Care 16
- Caring for Your NOOK 17
- Caring for the Touchscreen 18
- Gestures 19
- Swiping left or right 20
- Scrolling up or down 20
- Pinch and Zoom 21
- Charge Your NOOK 22
- Register Your NOOK 22
- Unlocking Your NOOK 24
- The Status Bar 25
- The System Bar 26
- The Recent Drawer 27
- Your Home Screen 28
- Editing the Home Screen 29
- Configuring the Home Screen 30
- NOOK Profiles 31
- Creating a Child Profile 32
- Editing a NOOK Profile 33
- Deleting a Profile 34
- Searching Your NOOK 36
- Your Library 39
- Opening Items in the Library 40
- Removing a Shelf 41
- Moving an Item to NOOK Cloud 41
- NOOK Scrapbook™ 42
- Reading on Your NOOK 44
- Using Highlights and Notes 45
- Using Bookmarks 46
- Reading a PDF 47
- Reading a NOOK Kids Book 48
- Choosing a Way of Reading 49
- Reading a Book by Yourself 50
- Enlarging Text & Images 51
- Hearing a Book Read Aloud 52
- Read and Play Books 53
- Playing a Recording 57
- Reading a NOOK Comics Book 59
- Reading a Magazine 60
- Article View 62
- Reading a Newspaper 63
- NOOK Video™ 64
- Renting Movies 64
- HDMI Output 64
- Closed Captioning 64
- Shopping on Your NOOK 65
- Buying a Book 66
- Buying an App 67
- Buying a Movie or TV Show 67
- Buying or Accessing Catalogs 68
- Using Your Wishlist 69
- NOOK Channels™ 69
- Overview 71
- Using the Browser 73
- The Toolbar in Browser View 74
- Changing the Home Page 75
- Using NOOK Email™ 76
- Adding an Account 78
- Deleting an Account 78
- Using NOOK Friends™ 79
- Friends’ Activities 80
- NOOK Friends 81
- The Friends List 82
- The Pending Listing 82
- Awaiting Confirmation 82
- Sent Invitations 82
- Lending and Borrowing Books 83
- Viewing Books in Your Library 84
- Lending a Book 85
- Borrowing a Book 86
- About Me 88
- Using Bluetooth® 89
- Using a microSD Memory Card 93
- Installing a Memory Card 94
- Formatting a New Card 95
- Removing a Memory Card 96
- Supported File Types 97
- ONE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY 98
- Disclaimer 100
- Modification 100
- Exclusion of Indirect Damages 100
- Applicable Law 100
- Hulu Plus 102
- Additional Information 102
- Appendix C: FCC Notices 103
- Appendix E: European Union 106
- Appendix F: NOOK 107
- Terms of Service 107
- Glossary 108
- Recent Drawer 109
- Scrapbook 109
- System Bar 109
- Your NOOK Today™ 109
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