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Originally Posted by ryugen
I also have programming books for my kindle 3g, not to mention books with tables that get cut off. I would like to see someone program a script for this, but basically to scroll down I've found that you can change your location by 3-4 or so to get to where you want. If someone can bind this to a key that would be FANTASTIC! It would just need to find the current location, and then add or subtract a few to that number, and then finally go to this new location to go up and down lines. If no one will I might have to see if I can do it, but I have no Kindle hacking experience as of now.
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The Kindle keyboard is indeed underutilized. I want hot keys not just to scroll up/down but to (as another example) navigate directly to pages with bookmarks, highlights, notes, hyperlinks, and then navigate directly to highlights/notes/hyperlinks. Sadly this will never happen, and while touch screens and multitouch 'gestures' are a nice try, they can't approach the efficiency and mind melding possibilities of hotkeys.