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Originally Posted by bluerfoot
1) is there a fully functional toc on the nook books like I used to have on my kindle?
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I don't know what the Kindle TOC "used to be like" - could you describe what functionality you think is missing?
The Nook does have TOC functionality, I'm just trying to find out what you're looking for.
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Originally Posted by bluerfoot
2) do pretty much all books have page numbers which I feel is much more intuitive then the position 3486 out of 10427 that I have suffered though on the kindles?
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While most books don't use page numbers that correspond to the print editions, the numbers it uses instead of locations are much more reasonable (your typical novel will be out of 300-400, not out of 10000).
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Originally Posted by bluerfoot
3) can I quickly flip through pages and how does that work? I believe I read you can do that on the nook and I would love that ability.
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It depends on what you mean by "flip through". There's page forward/back buttons on both sides of the screen. And you can also bring up a slider to drag through the book, but it doesn't show you the pages as you do that.
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Originally Posted by bluerfoot
4) are there visual roadmaps for where you are in the book? Kindle just had a percent which for me did not cut the mustard.
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It shows you page # out of the total # of pages, and if you bring up the TOC it will highlight the current chapter. What more are you looking for?