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osnova · 10-22-2009, 10:38 AM

Spoon Man, thank you for photos and detailed description. So, the Direct Verse Jump works in the full version. This is great. I don't know why sample was different from the full version. You say it is slow. I was told that Kindle 1 cannot search individual books. Every time you search Kindle 1 searches your whole local library. At least that's what people told me. So, I guess the degree of slowness would depend on how many books you have on your Kindle 1. This is just a guess though.

I see what you mean about the 13-link limit. There must be something that we are missing. A Kindle 1 owner on another forum indicated that he has another Bible with lots of hyperlinks and somehow it works. I guess the only way for me to get to the bottom of this is to find somebody with Kindle 1. Is there somebody in Northern Virginia (I live in Woodbridge at the moment) with Kindle 1 who would be willing to lend me their machine for a day?

WT Sharpe, thank you for the promotion and the ideas for improvement.

10-22-2009, 10:38 AM	#18
osnova Kindler of the Flame Posts: 582 Karma: 646016 Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: US of A Device: K DX,3,KT,KP,KF, KFHD; Nook C, PRS600, iPad, Xoom, N900, N810, Zaurus	Spoon Man, thank you for photos and detailed description. So, the Direct Verse Jump works in the full version. This is great. I don't know why sample was different from the full version. You say it is slow. I was told that Kindle 1 cannot search individual books. Every time you search Kindle 1 searches your whole local library. At least that's what people told me. So, I guess the degree of slowness would depend on how many books you have on your Kindle 1. This is just a guess though. I see what you mean about the 13-link limit. There must be something that we are missing. A Kindle 1 owner on another forum indicated that he has another Bible with lots of hyperlinks and somehow it works. I guess the only way for me to get to the bottom of this is to find somebody with Kindle 1. Is there somebody in Northern Virginia (I live in Woodbridge at the moment) with Kindle 1 who would be willing to lend me their machine for a day? WT Sharpe, thank you for the promotion and the ideas for improvement.