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Old 08-26-2015, 05:39 PM   #56
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
Kindles have always had a "back" button. It used to be explicitly recommended in Amazon's Kindle publishing guidelines that Kindle footnotes shouldn't have a back link, because the user could just press the "back" button.
Harry:

I'm fairly sure that the "back" button on the K2 didn't work efficiently for that purpose--I have some vague recollection--and yes, I'm reaching, here--from about 5 years ago that there was some problem that we had to deal with about the back button not working for something along these lines, or not correctly. I don't actually recall the Guidelines ever saying anything about not using a link-back, but I only have copies back into 2013 or something like that. To be honest...I don't think I remember the professional Publishing Guidelines ever even discussing footnotes, so obviously I'm senile now. I'll defer to your expertise about that.

FWIW, we've been doing two-way footnotes since the beginning. {shrug}. Always seemed the safest route.

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