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Old 10-28-2010, 01:42 AM   #4
Gwen Morse
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Originally Posted by LucentBeam View Post
Thank you!!

Until I bought the Kindle, I guess I was confused about what "locations" meant.
Now I realize that "location" is just the Kindle term for "part in the book" and if I stop thinking about "page numbers" and think about "location", then it's easy enough to skip around as much as I want!
Yes, exactly. Locations are substitutions for page numbers.

If you have a TOC, you can jump to the start of each chapter. If you know the location, you can jump to any location in the book.
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