How to Read an Internet Book
Readers can forgo ordering and waiting for an Internet retailer to ship books to their homes by downloading the entire text in mere minutes. The e-book exists in a digital format on the Internet and that means it is virtually compatible with any device that supports the format. One type of device that easily supports e-books is an e-reader, such as the Kindle or Nook. If you don't own an e-reader, however, don't despair as you probably own another Internet book-compatible device.
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Instructions
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Download an e-book to your e-reader, such as the Kindle or Nook devices. Use either a Wi-Fi or cellular broadband connection to access the download website. Read and turn the pages of the e-book directly on the e-reader device.
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Install an e-reader application to your desktop or laptop computer, such as the one offered by Amazon. Browse and download the e-book into the application. Use the onscreen controls to turn the pages while reading the book.
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Put an e-reader application on your smartphone, such as the one offered by Borders. Use the mobile broadband connection on the cell phone to access the e-books selection. Use the handset buttons and touchscreen controls to turn the pages and read the book.
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Install an e-reader application on a tablet PC that uses the Windows or Android platform, such as the one offered by Barnes and Noble. Download the e-book using the available Internet connection. Use the touchscreen controls to turn the pages as you read your e-book
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Tips & Warnings
Most of the e-reader applications are free, but verify that the provider does not charge a fee.
Be aware of fees for using Internet access on smartphones without a data plan.
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